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A is the Arch; underneath are
the rails,
To carry the passengers, baggage,

and

mails.

is the Bell, which rings loudly
and clear,

And

tells that the train which we

wait

for is near.

C is the Carriage, where William
must stand

With your coat on his

your

bag

arm

and

in his hand.

is the Driver, just starting the
train,

cares not

for cold,

nor for

wind, nor for

rain.

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is the Engine, that wondrous
machine,

So prettily

painted

with scarlet

green.

is the Fire; just

look

at the

stoker,

He is stirring

the coals

with

long

iron

poker.

is the Guard, all

in silver and

blue,

Telling

his mate that

the next

train

is due.

is the Horse-box, a neat

little

room,
Where the pony may travel with

Harry

his

groom.

E

and

F

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is the Iron of

which rails are

made,

And

J is the Junction where two

lines are laid.

is the Key,

which

fastens the

door

When

the carriage is full,

will

not hold one more.

is the

Lamp, which

the porter

will light

we

pass through a tunnel or

travel at night.

are the Mails

of the

from all parts

land,

To the General

Post

in St. Mar-

tin's-le-Grand.

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and

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is the News-boy,

"Here you

who

cries

are !

Punch,

Times,

Daily

Telegraph,

Standard, an

are Officials,

Ld Star."

in uniform

coats,

With

pencils,

and

paper

which

they

take

notes.

is the Platform

Cross

at Charing

station,

Which

has gained

for the Buil-

der a great re]

is the Queen,

of the

putation.

just

come

train,

And

her carriage

will

take

to Windsor again.

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Q

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her

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R are the Rails which the work-
men are laying;

They

labour

all day,

and

have

no time

for playing.

is the Steam which

of the

comes out

funnel,

And gets into our eyes when we
go through a tunnel.

is the Tunnel

through

which

runs

the hill,

And

is

hollowed

and built with

most wonderful

is the Uproar

the

skill.

boys

to make,

When

they hear the trains rattle,

see the arch

shake.

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like

and

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V is the Viaduct,
pains,

built with great

carry

the Railway

which

carries the trains.

is the Watchman, with flags
in his hand,

Who

ten times

a day

at the

crossing must

is the Excursion

stand.

from

Brigh-

ton which comes,

With

passengers,

soldiers,

rifles, and drums.

is the Yeoman,

from

just

come

Kent,

He farms

his

own

land,

never pays rent.

To

w

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and

up

and

he

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