The Scientific American Handbook of Travel
The Scientific American Handbook of Travel
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Most of the i)enal(ies call for a fine of 4 shillings for the lirst of- fense, not exceedinj:: . "> i)ounds for any Kubsequent olTense. These by-laws and refiulations relate to tickets, the num- ber of j>;isseiii::ers tlint can be crowded in a oompartment, etc. Some of the rejiiilations may seem very paternal, but they are quite necessary and make for safety. One of the " ref, 'ulations mij^ht, however, be cited. It is against the law to throw or droj) from anv carriai-e of the railway a bottle... of any kind or any article or anything capable of injuring, breaking or dam- aging any personal property.
The time-tables of the P^nglish roads AN lONGLLSH EXPRESS AT FULL SPEED Cl»S5 CAflHIAae 1*' CLASS VHOMK DBIMMKIlinSMnBII anognoaillD gGoQi niDd nD cpripanDgflli t*' ClAW >1NING CAR KITCHEN C>K >~ a j« cuoi unim c*n [gHliHIIiHpiiHtHIIH^ }■> *- i-' CLAM CMWiAGe DIAGRAM "AMERICAN SPECIAL" Liverpool and London.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN HANDBOOK OF TRAVEL 321 are bulky affairs of 150 to 200 pages, but are very satisfactory as regards time-tables, rates and special informa- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most of the i)enal(ies call for a fine of 4 shillings for the lirst of- fense, not exceedinj:: . "> i)ounds for any Kubsequent olTense. These by-laws and refiulations relate to tickets, the num- ber of j>;isseiii::ers tlint can be crowded in a oompartment, etc. Some of the rejiiilations may seem very paternal, but they are quite necessary and make for safety. One of the " ref, 'ulations mij^ht, however, be cited. It is against the law to throw or droj) from anv carriai-e of the railway a bottle... of any kind or any article or anything capable of injuring, breaking or dam- aging any personal property.
The time-tables of the P^nglish roads AN lONGLLSH EXPRESS AT FULL SPEED Cl»S5 CAflHIAae 1*' CLASS VHOMK DBIMMKIlinSMnBII anognoaillD gGoQi niDd nD cpripanDgflli t*' ClAW >1NING CAR KITCHEN C>K >~ a j« cuoi unim c*n [gHliHIIiHpiiHtHIIH^ }■> *- i-' CLAM CMWiAGe DIAGRAM "AMERICAN SPECIAL" Liverpool and London.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN HANDBOOK OF TRAVEL 321 are bulky affairs of 150 to 200 pages, but are very satisfactory as regards time-tables, rates and special informa- tion.
What to read after The Scientific American Handbook of Travel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert a Albert Allis Hopkins to read onlineMoreLess
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