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Lister's Great Adventure

CHAPTER VII
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Now and then he struck a cross-tie and nearly fell.

It had got dark and among the trees the gloom was deep; one could not see the ties.

Yet he must run, and his breath got labored and his heart thumped.

He did not know where the train was, only that it was near.

The woods throbbed with a savage din; the big cars, loaded with rattling gravel, clanged and roared as they plunged down grade.
Lister hardly thought he could stop the train.


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