Fifty Years of Railway Life in England, Scotland And Ireland
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) Alexander Shaw, John F. Power and William Hollidaywere particularly conspicuous for their valuable assistance. Power (wellnamed) was a host in himself. Strong, keen, clever, energetic, enthusiastic, yet cautious and wary, he was a splendid witness. Isometimes said he would have made a fine railway manager, had he beentrained to the business. Could I give him higher praise?
Mr. Littler was in great feather at our success. He entertained us(_i. E_. , his Midland clients) to lunch. Over coffee a...nd cigars welearned that he had not been in Ireland for over 20 years; so to equiphim the better for next year's fight we invited him over, promising thatI would be his faithful cicerone on a tour through the country. As soonas Parliament rose he came, and he and I spent a fortnight together, visiting Limerick, Waterford, Cork, Galway, Sligo and other places. Itwas a sort of triumphal march, for our friends, and they were many, warmly welcomed on Irish soil the great English Q. C. Who had routed theenemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Alexander Shaw, John F. Power and William Hollidaywere particularly conspicuous for their valuable assistance. Power (wellnamed) was a host in himself. Strong, keen, clever, energetic, enthusiastic, yet cautious and wary, he was a splendid witness. Isometimes said he would have made a fine railway manager, had he beentrained to the business. Could I give him higher praise?
Mr. Littler was in great feather at our success. He entertained us(_i. E_. , his Midland clients) to lunch. Over coffee a...nd cigars welearned that he had not been in Ireland for over 20 years; so to equiphim the better for next year's fight we invited him over, promising thatI would be his faithful cicerone on a tour through the country. As soonas Parliament rose he came, and he and I spent a fortnight together, visiting Limerick, Waterford, Cork, Galway, Sligo and other places. Itwas a sort of triumphal march, for our friends, and they were many, warmly welcomed on Irish soil the great English Q. C. Who had routed theenemy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tatlow Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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