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When the men finished, she closed and locked the bin. She chatted with the men while they signed the log book. The train would not be stopping for several towns down the line as they had a time sensitive shipment to deliver. They gave their thanks for being able to refuel while the conductor off-loaded cargo. Being able to do both at the same time shaved quite some time off their schedule. She left the men checking gauges and stoking the fire in the boiler. She walked down the line, stepped onto the back of a freight car and stepped off the other side onto the platform. William and the conductor were exchanging papers when she walked up. “The engine’s taken on water and coal. The train’s ready to go when you are.” Elizabeth informed the two men. “We’re just about—” William started to say but was interrupted by a small group of men walking briskly toward them. “Is that it?”
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