The Harvard Advocate, volume 74
The Harvard Advocate, volume 74
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There was a sensa^ tion, therefore, in the general offices at Athens one morning, when it came out incidentally by telephone that the Legislature, in extra session the night before, had returned this land uncon- ditionally to the owner. There was only one thing to do, and not a moment to lose in doing it. Perhaps already the Short Line had a spe- cial racing to Mohawk. The yice-president spoke half a dozen words into his desk telephone, and up in the top of the station the head dis- patcher, ju...st going off at the ck>se of the morn- ing rush, came back with a jump and began the hardest five hours' work of his life. Down on track thirteen was the '' Erie Special," with Joe Fuller as of old in the cab. Luckily, the through mails had arrived in good time. They uncoupled the train behind the express car, the vice-presi- dent and two or three directors climbed in, and in just forty-eight seconds from the time they got the message, Joe was pulling out the mail and express with orders for seventy-five an hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a sensa^ tion, therefore, in the general offices at Athens one morning, when it came out incidentally by telephone that the Legislature, in extra session the night before, had returned this land uncon- ditionally to the owner. There was only one thing to do, and not a moment to lose in doing it. Perhaps already the Short Line had a spe- cial racing to Mohawk. The yice-president spoke half a dozen words into his desk telephone, and up in the top of the station the head dis- patcher, ju...st going off at the ck>se of the morn- ing rush, came back with a jump and began the hardest five hours' work of his life. Down on track thirteen was the '' Erie Special," with Joe Fuller as of old in the cab. Luckily, the through mails had arrived in good time. They uncoupled the train behind the express car, the vice-presi- dent and two or three directors climbed in, and in just forty-eight seconds from the time they got the message, Joe was pulling out the mail and express with orders for seventy-five an hour.
What to read after The Harvard Advocate, volume 74?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvard University to read onlineMoreLess
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