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• Poor Flora liked the country, even if the spot had nothing more to recommend it than its retired character Now and then Captain Anthony ran down; but as the station was a real wayside one, with no early morning trains up, he could never stay for more than the afternoon. —  Chance A Tale in Two Parts
• This station is about half a mile south of the city, and from it a road runs up Holywell Hill, which, passing eastwards of the church, leads to the centre of the city. —  Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Saint Albans With an Account of the Fabric ; a Short History of the Abbey
• From the forking to the station was a broken plain of two thousand yards. —  The Leicestershires beyond Baghdad
• The careless trooping together at the station was the one regrettable thing, and it cost us dear. —  The Leicestershires beyond Baghdad
• 11:14). And the likeness of this station is as that of lamps kindled (from one another): for these in respect to their glasses and oil-holders, are different, but in respect to their light, One, and in respect to their illumination, One; nay, each one is identical with the other, without imputation of plurality, or diversity or multiplicity or separateness. —  Tablets of Abdul-Baha Abbas

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