The Reader's Digest, Volumen45De Witt Wallace, DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace Reader's Digest Association, 1944 |
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... train and screaming . By now the paint on the cars was bubbling into great blisters . Thinking of the wooden river bridge they would have to cross to get out of town to the north , the two engineers blew their whistles and pulled their ...
... train and screaming . By now the paint on the cars was bubbling into great blisters . Thinking of the wooden river bridge they would have to cross to get out of town to the north , the two engineers blew their whistles and pulled their ...
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... train was the express to St. Paul ; but it wasn't go- ing to get there . Jim Root , who was in the cab , saw the army of refugees running toward him , and behind them a cloud of smoke that shut out everything beyond . He stopped the train ...
... train was the express to St. Paul ; but it wasn't go- ing to get there . Jim Root , who was in the cab , saw the army of refugees running toward him , and behind them a cloud of smoke that shut out everything beyond . He stopped the train ...
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... train for Camden was waiting . One of the men passengers helped Susan to the train with her baggage , dumping it on the floor of a car . There were no overhead racks . A trainman offered to put some of her belongings on the roof of the ...
... train for Camden was waiting . One of the men passengers helped Susan to the train with her baggage , dumping it on the floor of a car . There were no overhead racks . A trainman offered to put some of her belongings on the roof of the ...
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