Fifty Years of the London North Western Railway And Other Memoranda in the Li
Fifty Years of the London North Western Railway And Other Memoranda in the Li
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On he went, however, for about four miles, leaving four of our men panting after him far behind, and everybody here in a state of alarm about the final result. At length up came the news. The Tring train had cut the animal "to ribbons, " as my foreman said. The heart was found fifty yards from the rest of the body. The whole train went over him, but only the engine and break-van were thrown off, and no one was hurt.
ll th January, 1853. Poor, weak, silly J. E. , with ill health, a nervous dispo...sition, a poor old father and mother who loved him, respectable friends, and a confiding master and patron, collected all the Company's money (about 1, 000) at his station at, took a ticket for Tring, but came on to London last Tuesday week, by the morning mail, paid the difference of fare, and then, as the political economists say, became absorbed in the population. Up to the present we have failed to find him y although I took a detective and rushed down the line, searched his lodgings, questioned his landlady (who said she had a disease of the heart and couldn't stand it), and put him in the Hue and Cry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On he went, however, for about four miles, leaving four of our men panting after him far behind, and everybody here in a state of alarm about the final result. At length up came the news. The Tring train had cut the animal "to ribbons, " as my foreman said. The heart was found fifty yards from the rest of the body. The whole train went over him, but only the engine and break-van were thrown off, and no one was hurt.
ll th January, 1853. Poor, weak, silly J. E. , with ill health, a nervous dispo...sition, a poor old father and mother who loved him, respectable friends, and a confiding master and patron, collected all the Company's money (about 1, 000) at his station at, took a ticket for Tring, but came on to London last Tuesday week, by the morning mail, paid the difference of fare, and then, as the political economists say, became absorbed in the population. Up to the present we have failed to find him y although I took a detective and rushed down the line, searched his lodgings, questioned his landlady (who said she had a disease of the heart and couldn't stand it), and put him in the Hue and Cry.
What to read after Fifty Years of the London North Western Railway And Other Memoranda in the Li?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Stevenson to read onlineMoreLess
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