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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #38674 The railway
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The    railway    brought    them    freedom    and    enlightenment.    In    the    19th    century,    the    railway    in    Britain    something    more    than    just    the    business    of    carrying    goods    and    passengers.    Trains    were    associated    with    romance,    adventure    and,    frequently,    luxury.    The    great    steam    locomotives    that    thundered    across    the    land    were    the    jet    airliners    of    their    day,    carrying    passengers    in    comfort    over    vast    distances    in    unimaginably    short    times.    But    the    railways    did    more    than    revolutionise    travel;    they    also    left    a    distinctive    and    permanent    mark    on    the    British    landscape.    Whole    towns    and    industrial    centres    up    around    major    rail    junctions,    monumental    bridges    and    viaducts    crossed    rivers    and    valleys    and    the    railway    stations    themselves    became    places    to    spend    time    between    journeys.    

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