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Significados de be no railways en inglés

Aún no tenemos significados para "be no railways".
Uso de be no railways en inglés
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In 1864 one could arrive here only by steamer; there were no railways.
A Backward Glance at Eighty: Recollections & Comment
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There were no railways in the forties; they must have travelled in a post-chaise.
Memoirs of My Dead Life
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There were no railways, and the few roads in existence were in poor condition.
The 28th: A Record of War Service in the Australian Imperial For...
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There were no railways nor telegraphs and the mails were few and far apart.
Policing the Plains / Being the Real-Life Record of the Famous N...
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There were no railways, and the only means of communication were wagons and boats.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great, Volume 7 / Little Jou...
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There were no railways near Lingborough at this time.
Tales from Many Sources, Vol. V
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There are no railways in this country, except one of eight miles to a tomb!
My War Experiences in Two Continents
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There were no roads near Undern except its own cart track; there were no railways within miles.
Gone to Earth
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There are no railways, and there are two hundred lochs and more in the Parish of Assynt.
Angling Sketches
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There were no railways, and I had great difficulty in making that innovation acceptable to the Boers.
The Romance of a Pro-Consul / Being the Personal Life and Memoir...
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There were no railways in those times.
Tracks of a Rolling Stone
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When I was young and there were no railways, I remember going from Paris to Vienna without sleeping.
The Last Chronicle of Barset
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There were no railways then to bring huge crowds in numberless specials and return them to Paris the same evening.
Memoirs (Vieux Souvenirs) of the Prince de Joinville
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There are no railways to disturb its peace; no high roads or broad rivers to bring trade to its doors.
Victorian Worthies: Sixteen Biographies
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If it did, as there were no railways, he could not rush off in a crowd and pass unnoticed through the country.
Historical Mysteries
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You must remember that there were no railways in 1826, which fact made us still more remote from the rest of the world.
The Story of a Summer / Or, Journal Leaves from Chappaqua