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 1    1,    2|          jumped into the express train for Glasgow.~But before
 2    1,    4|       Perth, where they took the train, and arrived in the evening
 3    1,    7|         a railway or to take the train to Edinburgh when you want
 4    1,    7|     Suppose he were in a railway train, would they stop it for
 5    2,   11|           not a collision, but a train had gone off the line, and
 6    2,   11|        Whether the weight of the train had been too much for the
 7    2,   11|       the bridge, or whether the train had gone off the rails,
 8    2,   11| forgotten to close it to let the train pass. That is all.”~It was,
 9    2,   11|        it for the passage of the train, so that the train, coming
10    2,   11|        of the train, so that the train, coming on at full speed,
11    2,   11|         beneath the ruins of the train, the other half, drawn up
12    2,   11|        the night, to the express train which left Melbourne at
13    2,   12|        Could he have been in the train that got off the line at
14    2,   12|         know any one else on the train?”~“No one, madam; but God
15    3,    7|       proceedings. In short, the train was laid, and the mine was