Stories of the Railway
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I grant that you ve got grounds of complaint against me, and I m willing to give you the satisfaction you want. That s only square. But, Dan, we ve been friends so long, mates on the engine for some considerable time now, and it isn t as if I d been a stranger, and you d learned this thing. " " No, " assented Irby.
" If I should give you revenge, I owe you gratitude, and whatever comes I m not going to forget that. " Another city was near as they both 70 STORIES OF THE RAILWAY well knew, a city... where a longer stay would be made than at any place since they had started on the long ride.
" In ten minutes we ll be in the de pot, " said Spurlock, " what s to happen then ? " 11 Nothing, " answered Irby, after a moment s consideration.
" We ll take the train through ? " "Yes, we ll take the train through, " answered Irby.
The track, after passing the station, ran directly over a great bridge that spanned a broad river, and the train, with care fully diminished speed, almost crawled along, high over the rushing stream that beat with such strong current against the massive piers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I grant that you ve got grounds of complaint against me, and I m willing to give you the satisfaction you want. That s only square. But, Dan, we ve been friends so long, mates on the engine for some considerable time now, and it isn t as if I d been a stranger, and you d learned this thing. " " No, " assented Irby.
" If I should give you revenge, I owe you gratitude, and whatever comes I m not going to forget that. " Another city was near as they both 70 STORIES OF THE RAILWAY well knew, a city... where a longer stay would be made than at any place since they had started on the long ride.
" In ten minutes we ll be in the de pot, " said Spurlock, " what s to happen then ? " 11 Nothing, " answered Irby, after a moment s consideration.
" We ll take the train through ? " "Yes, we ll take the train through, " answered Irby.
The track, after passing the station, ran directly over a great bridge that spanned a broad river, and the train, with care fully diminished speed, almost crawled along, high over the rushing stream that beat with such strong current against the massive piers.
What to read after Stories of the Railway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George a George Abiah Hibbard to read onlineMoreLess
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