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By the Rail Side

Jim hares out of his cottage into the busy streets. He has bags clung to his back and his arms. In a beautiful yellowish cardigan, he is clad in and a rocky pair of boots to fit. "Where is Jim headed?", asked Mrs Bishopton. "He is up to catch a train to Yorkshire", replied Mr. Wellington. There at the rail station, Jim sits. Seated also by the rail side are many others, waiting impatiently to be conveyed to Yorkshire.

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