On the Mountain Division
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Half closing it behind him, he called back: "Good luck to you! A fellow s safer to-day on runners than on wheels, " and he was gone.
In a moment we broke over the summit and drew away from the pusher as it backed in onto the Y. All three brakemen were out on the train. I had cautioned them to keep the speed down to the minimum. The running boards were a glare of ice. Over the coal a thin crust had formed. The brake wheels were slippery and covered with ice also. No man could move on the top of ...a box car when the train had a speed exceeding thirty miles an hour. Wrapping myself in my thick coat, I climbed to the lookout to see what was going on. I had noticed that the steam was shut off as we ran over the sum mit. When I looked out the engine was popping and the air pump working. However, the speed of the 184 On the Mountain Division.
train increased. On a straight line I saw Blake pull the engineer s brake handle, but felt no diminution of speed. Not a brakeman had touched a brake wheel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Half closing it behind him, he called back: "Good luck to you! A fellow s safer to-day on runners than on wheels, " and he was gone.
In a moment we broke over the summit and drew away from the pusher as it backed in onto the Y. All three brakemen were out on the train. I had cautioned them to keep the speed down to the minimum. The running boards were a glare of ice. Over the coal a thin crust had formed. The brake wheels were slippery and covered with ice also. No man could move on the top of ...a box car when the train had a speed exceeding thirty miles an hour. Wrapping myself in my thick coat, I climbed to the lookout to see what was going on. I had noticed that the steam was shut off as we ran over the sum mit. When I looked out the engine was popping and the air pump working. However, the speed of the 184 On the Mountain Division.
train increased. On a straight line I saw Blake pull the engineer s brake handle, but felt no diminution of speed. Not a brakeman had touched a brake wheel.
What to read after On the Mountain Division?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kirk Parson to read onlineMoreLess
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