Through Canada With a Kodak
Through Canada With a Kodak
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ACROSS THE PRAIRIES.
NOW, in with you, if you do not want to be left behind ! And please remember that you have to keep your wits about you during this journey when you get out at railway stations. We have left the whistles behind us in the old country, and in their stead you hear a bell, which at first reminds you more than anything else of the bell of a country church or school, and when you hear that bell, scramble in as best you can, for there will be no slamming of carriage doors, no cryin...g of " Take your seats, " no guard's whistle as a last warning. The conductor calls " All aboard, " but if the train is a long one, you are as likely as not to miss hearing him. And at every station where we stop you will see after the train has actually started, a rush of stragglers scrambling up on the " platforms " at either end of the long cars. Of course you know that trains in America are not at all like those in this country. Here you have a picture of our car, and all the carriages are constructed on this principal with a platform at each end, over which 92 Through Canada with a Kodak.
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ACROSS THE PRAIRIES.
NOW, in with you, if you do not want to be left behind ! And please remember that you have to keep your wits about you during this journey when you get out at railway stations. We have left the whistles behind us in the old country, and in their stead you hear a bell, which at first reminds you more than anything else of the bell of a country church or school, and when you hear that bell, scramble in as best you can, for there will be no slamming of carriage doors, no cryin...g of " Take your seats, " no guard's whistle as a last warning. The conductor calls " All aboard, " but if the train is a long one, you are as likely as not to miss hearing him. And at every station where we stop you will see after the train has actually started, a rush of stragglers scrambling up on the " platforms " at either end of the long cars. Of course you know that trains in America are not at all like those in this country. Here you have a picture of our car, and all the carriages are constructed on this principal with a platform at each end, over which 92 Through Canada with a Kodak.
What to read after Through Canada With a Kodak?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ishbel Maria Marjoribanks Gordon Aberdeen And Temair to read onlineMoreLess
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