Form of rail transport consisting of a series of connected vehicles.
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In one place the earth opened, and a railway train was overturned.
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Next morning George Stratton was on the railway train speeding towards Cincinnati.
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From the murder he passed on to the tragedy on the railway train.
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As well speak of a railway train and refuse to mention the engine.
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A railway train was destroyed by the rebels near Lavergne yesterday.
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Think of a railway train: fifteen carriages for men who want to smoke.
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It was as swift as an ordinary railway train, if not more so.
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They may just as well try to stop a railway train.
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Thomas A. Edison commenced as a newsboy on a railway train.
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Yet he wheeled around and, stumbling occasionally, was off like a railway train.
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Suppose he were in a railway train, would they stop it for him?
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Turner painted the railway train and made it at once ideal, poetical, and classical.
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Only, this time I rode in a railway train, with money in my pocket.
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Orders given concerning the passage of the Imperial railway train.
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But there is little time for either observation or dreaming in a railway train.
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All Japanese steamers appear to be moved with the promptness of a railway train.