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The rail is the successor of an immemorial trackway that linked Devon and Cornwall in days when they had not been subdivided.
THE CORNWALL COASTARTHUR L. SALMONTurning at length, he hastened homeward along the now deserted trackway, intending to overtake the revitalized Avice.
THE WELL-BELOVEDTHOMAS HARDYEustacia bounded into the vehicle and sat on the stool, ensconced from view on the side towards the trackway.
RETURN OF THE NATIVETHOMAS HARDYSuch soils retain a reasonably smooth trackway in dry weather even when subjected to considerable traffic.
AMERICAN RURAL HIGHWAYST. R. AGGIt was thirty miles through the jungle, by a native trackway, to the nearest mission station at Effuenta.
STRANGE STORIESGRANT ALLENThey lie on the edge of an old Roman trackway, well defined, which extends along the watershed between Thames and Avon.
EDWY THE FAIR OR THE FIRST CHRONICLE OF AESCENDUNEA. D. CRAKEBut in the history of our modern railways the trackway, or the rail-way proper, comes first.
SOCIAL LIFE IN ENGLAND THROUGH THE CENTURIESH. R. WILTON HALLThrough it runs a curious trackway, marked "disused" on the Ordnance maps.
HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS IN SURREYERIC PARKERAs the place is without an inhabitant, so it is without a trackway.
A CHANGED MAN AND OTHER TALESTHOMAS HARDYA man twenty feet high could walk invisible between the banks of that sheltering trackway.
HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS IN SURREYERIC PARKERWORDS RELATED TO TRACKWAY
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