Out to Win
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They are all engaged in the stupendous task of construction. The capacity of the harbour basin is being multiplied fifty times, theberthing capacity trebled, the unloading facilities multiplied by ten. A railroad yard is being laid which will contain 225 miles of trackand 870 switches. An immense locomotive-works is being erected forthe repairing and assembling of rolling-stock from America. It wasoriginally planned to bring over 960 standard locomotives and 30, 000freight-cars from the States,... all equipped with French couplersand brakes so that they could become a permanent part of the Frenchrailroad system. These figures have since been somewhat reduced bythe purchase of rolling-stock in Europe. Reservoirs are being built atsome distance from the town which will be able to supply six millionsgallons of purified water a day. In order to obtain the necessaryquantity of pipe, piping will be torn up from various of thewater-systems in America and brought across the Atlantic. As theofficer, who was my informant remarked, "Rather than see France goshort, some city in the States will have to haul water in carts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are all engaged in the stupendous task of construction. The capacity of the harbour basin is being multiplied fifty times, theberthing capacity trebled, the unloading facilities multiplied by ten. A railroad yard is being laid which will contain 225 miles of trackand 870 switches. An immense locomotive-works is being erected forthe repairing and assembling of rolling-stock from America. It wasoriginally planned to bring over 960 standard locomotives and 30, 000freight-cars from the States,... all equipped with French couplersand brakes so that they could become a permanent part of the Frenchrailroad system. These figures have since been somewhat reduced bythe purchase of rolling-stock in Europe. Reservoirs are being built atsome distance from the town which will be able to supply six millionsgallons of purified water a day. In order to obtain the necessaryquantity of pipe, piping will be torn up from various of thewater-systems in America and brought across the Atlantic. As theofficer, who was my informant remarked, "Rather than see France goshort, some city in the States will have to haul water in carts.
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