The Railways of Scotland: Their Present Position. With a Glance At Their Past And a Forecast of Their Future
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60 69 65 Dunoon .
70 62 80 6=; 74 70 Innellan 8^ 77 8^ 70 94 90 70 65 Rothesay .
105 97 105 95 114 no 80 80 Train Time .
40 40 45 40 37 37 50 50 Railway Distance 26J miles 25J miles 22J miles 30J miles It should be added that though the Wemyss Bay line looks on paper far and away the best to Rothesay, it has been seriously handicapped by the use of a much less convenient station in Glasgow. However, last autumn it was bought by the Caledonian, which hitherto has only worked it— another response... to the North British challenge — and it is understood that next summer will not only see its service much improved, but also its trains admitted in Glasgow into the " Central," a station which is— what central stations by no means always are — honestly entitled to its name.
But it must not be supposed that the railways exert themselves to the utmost every morning and Quantity no Less than Quality. 91 evening only to go to sleep for the rest of the day.
On the contrary, the quantity of the services is not one whit less remarkable than their quality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
60 69 65 Dunoon .
70 62 80 6=; 74 70 Innellan 8^ 77 8^ 70 94 90 70 65 Rothesay .
105 97 105 95 114 no 80 80 Train Time .
40 40 45 40 37 37 50 50 Railway Distance 26J miles 25J miles 22J miles 30J miles It should be added that though the Wemyss Bay line looks on paper far and away the best to Rothesay, it has been seriously handicapped by the use of a much less convenient station in Glasgow. However, last autumn it was bought by the Caledonian, which hitherto has only worked it— another response... to the North British challenge — and it is understood that next summer will not only see its service much improved, but also its trains admitted in Glasgow into the " Central," a station which is— what central stations by no means always are — honestly entitled to its name.
But it must not be supposed that the railways exert themselves to the utmost every morning and Quantity no Less than Quality. 91 evening only to go to sleep for the rest of the day.
On the contrary, the quantity of the services is not one whit less remarkable than their quality.
What to read after The Railways of Scotland: Their Present Position. With a Glance At Their Past And a Forecast of Their Future?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Acworth, W. M. (William Mitchell), 1850-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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