Empire Builders

Empire Builders

Empire BuildersEngine Number 206, narrow gauge, was pushing, or rather failing to push, the old-fashioned box-plow through...
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Author: Lynde, Francis,1856-1930
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Language: English
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Empire Builders

Empire Builders

$148.15 $9.99

Empire Builders

$148.15 $9.99
Author: Lynde, Francis,1856-1930
Format: eBook
Language: English

Empire Builders

Engine Number 206, narrow gauge, was pushing, or rather failing to push, the old-fashioned box-plow through the crusted drifts on the uptilted shoulder of Plug Mountain, at altitude ten thousand feet, with the mercury at twelve below zero. There was a windthe winter day above timber-line without its wind is as rare as a thawing Christmasand it cut like knives through any garmenting lighter than fur or leather. The cab of the 206 was old and weather-shaken, and Ford pulled the collar of his buffalo coat about his ears when the grunting of the exhaust and the shrilling of the wheels on the snow-shod rails stopped abruptly. "Gar-r-r!" snarled Gallagher, the red-headed Irish engineer, shutting off the steam in impotent rage. "The power is not in this dommed ould camp-kittle sewin' machine! 'Tis heaven's pity they wouldn't be givin' us wan man-sized, fightin' lokimotive on this ind of the line, Misther Foord." Ford, superintendent and general autocrat of the Plug Mountain branch of the Pacific Southwestern, climbed down from his cramped seat on the fireman's box and stood scowling at the retracting index of the steam-gauge. When he was on his feet beside the little Irishman, you saw that he was a young man, well-built, square-shouldered and athletic under the muffling of the shapeless fur greatcoat; also, that in spite of the scowl, his clean-shaven face was strong and manly and good to look upon. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 16630
Author: Lynde, Francis
Release Date: Aug 31, 2005
Format: eBook
Language: English

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Illustrator: Hambidge, Jay, 1867-1924

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