Livingston, Leon Ray, 1872-, Shrock, Joseph Earl · Erie, Penn. : The A-No. 1 Pub. Co. · leaf 27
rds, asto the spick and span condition of his engine, spoken inthe vernacular of the eagle-eyes of the rails, made by aman dressed in overalls, seemed to please him, and soonwe were engaged in conversation concerning the merits anddemerits of different makes and brands of locomotives,while now and… … The Curse of Tramp Life, 21 CHAPTER III.The Song of the Rail. THE train shed certainly was a noisy place. The bellsof the switching engines were clanging; the car in-spectors—the human fireflies of the railroad service—^were calling out orders and numbers, while inspecting therunning gears of the…
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