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20509	Pittenger, William	Daring and Suffering: A History of the Great Railroad Adventure			.txt	text/plain	60159	3301	78	Day--Happy News--Start for Richmond--Not Tied--Night A short time after this, all the party came back, and I received full our party, came along the road; we fell in with them, and were soon Again--Perilous Crossing--Success--Chattanooga--On the Cars--Night--Arrive hoped "the time would soon come when we would be comrades, fighting time, the down train arrived, and we passed it without difficulty. which insured us time to pass the train ahead, before our pursuers train in pursuit, who afterward visited us in prison, said that if it time we were in the dungeon, we had been guarded by twenty-six men, probable capture, and went boldly forward in the day time. One morning our jailor came to our room, and asked us if we knew John One morning the guard brought up some prisoners, and as soon as they One day an officer came into the room, and ordered a sergeant to take	./cache/20509.txt	./txt/20509.txt