The Black Valley the Railroad And the Country With An Account of the Introduc
The Black Valley the Railroad And the Country With An Account of the Introduc
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Wriggler ; who was much exhausted by his effort, proposing as a means of relief from his exhaustion, as well as an expression of grati- tude, an excursion upon the road which he had so eloquently defended. The proposition was gladly accepted ; and a great company of those having an interest in the road started immediately on a grand excursion in the splendid palatial cars now ready for the trip.
As the road was now in good running order below Topersville (the flood having done no other damage t...o it except to cut off travel from the upper ddp6t), every thing was easily 124 BLACK -VALLEY COUNTRY.
arranged, and the fireman ordered to put on steam. With flying colors and loud shouts the train started, and went roaring and tearing and thundering down the Black- Valley Road with such speed that the wheels took fire by the accelerated velocity of their revolutions ; and the whole train at length disappeared in a cloud of fire and smoke far down towards the lower end of the road. Most of the excursionists, it is understood, have never been heard of since : several of the most distinguished defenders of the road died in the train ; others were thrown out along the road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wriggler ; who was much exhausted by his effort, proposing as a means of relief from his exhaustion, as well as an expression of grati- tude, an excursion upon the road which he had so eloquently defended. The proposition was gladly accepted ; and a great company of those having an interest in the road started immediately on a grand excursion in the splendid palatial cars now ready for the trip.
As the road was now in good running order below Topersville (the flood having done no other damage t...o it except to cut off travel from the upper ddp6t), every thing was easily 124 BLACK -VALLEY COUNTRY.
arranged, and the fireman ordered to put on steam. With flying colors and loud shouts the train started, and went roaring and tearing and thundering down the Black- Valley Road with such speed that the wheels took fire by the accelerated velocity of their revolutions ; and the whole train at length disappeared in a cloud of fire and smoke far down towards the lower end of the road. Most of the excursionists, it is understood, have never been heard of since : several of the most distinguished defenders of the road died in the train ; others were thrown out along the road.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S W Stedman Wright Hanks to read onlineMoreLess
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