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The train had run into a snowdrift and the engine was butting sts head •in rage against a six-foot Jyarok. "For once the iron horse appears to be beaten," remarked a lady in a second class carriage. "You '.shouldn't ca.l'l it an iron 'horse," (mildly .improved a (soJtemnfaccd gentleman in black. "Why not," said the lady. "Because it is blocked tin," softly murmured the mere man as lie gazed out of the window and across the wintry wasto with a fax-away look in his eyes.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 September 1917, Page 3
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