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Two hours earlier, a train of empties in two sections had left the end-of-track, coming eastward.
Empire Builders Francis Lynde 1893
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Dawn came when the end-of-track camp was still forty miles away, but the breaking day brought no surcease of strugglings.
Empire Builders Francis Lynde 1893
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You've got to get me to the end-of-track before it comes to blows between Mr. Colbrith and Stuart Ford.
Empire Builders Francis Lynde 1893
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Penfield escaped at length, and stumbled through the littered end-of-track yard to where the lighted windows of the Nadia marked the berth of the president's car.
Empire Builders Francis Lynde 1893
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The difficulties remain as they were, quite unchanged by our pleasure trip from the end-of-track, Mr. Colbrith.
Empire Builders Francis Lynde 1893
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These in the immediate foreground; and a little way apart, perched high enough on the steep slope of the mountain side to be out of the camp turmoil, a small structure, half plank and half canvas -- to wit, the end-of-track telegraph office.
A Fool for Love Francis Lynde 1893
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My engine was making up a train of material cars to be taken to our end-of-track camp, and I had to wait for it to come within hailing distance.
Branded Francis Lynde 1893
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One evening, just after I had closed the commissary, one of the water-boys came to tell me that I was wanted in the contractors 'office, a little shack at the far side of the end-of-track cantonments.
Branded Francis Lynde 1893
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It so happened that my duties had taken me up to the actual end-of-track -- by this time some miles beyond our headquarters camp at Flume Gulch -- and I was there when the special, with its observation platform crowded with sightseers, came surging and staggering up over the uneven track of the new line.
Branded Francis Lynde 1893
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A precious half-hour was lost in ascertaining that the wire connection to the end-of-track was temporarily out of commission; but during that half-hour Mr. North had held his chin in his hand to some good purpose.
Empire Builders Francis Lynde 1893
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