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A few days after departing, Tolstoy fell ill with pneumonia, and his journey ended in the stationmaster's house at the remote railway station of Astapovo, where Tolstoy lay dying.
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And there, sitting beside the stationmaster's desk, was a little girl with silky yellow hair falling over her collar.
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But as the train pulled away from the station with a whistle and a great rush of steam and creaking of metal, he rounded up the stationmaster's boys and got Elizabeth's baggage fastened up behind and atop the coach.
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Standing in the corridor beyond was a blackenameled robot wearing a stationmaster's cap.
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There was great pity in the stationmaster's face for her, and a sorrow of his own for the loss of a dear and valued colleague.
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She almost laughed at the relief on the stationmaster's face as they arrived, without so much as a landing stumble, in front of the Claimtown's one municipal building.
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The stationmaster's quick dark eyes never left Simon's face.
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The astonishing little stationmaster's analysis left little to be added, as far as the Saint's present knowledge went.
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We spent two or three very cheery days at Nigel S.ding, the stationmaster's house (two rooms) forming an ideal officers 'mess, but on the 28th' E 'and' F 'companies, under Captains S.ewan and G.S. Higginson, were recalled to headquarters,' H 'company, under Captain
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The stationmaster's house, just over the river bridge is in Merioneth, and from the signalbox the signalman works an up distant signal which is planted in the soil of Cardiganshire!
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