Capitolo 35
training scientific the young fellow had received from his/her teachers of Edinburgh.
In the 1819 George he married again, his/her second wife that is the daughter of a
grower to Callerton Nero.
The job that finally assured the position of George Stephenson and of
dearly its beloved locomotive was the Stockton and the platform of Darlington.
As all the other first platforms, were simply projected originally as
a mineral line. Darlington lies in the centre of a rich extraction of hinterland
district; but impossibility to find the coal brought to the sea
from cart or long donkey it prevented the opening on his immense disposition
wealth. Finally, as soon as 1817, Edward Pease and some other
Resourceful Darlington Quakers determined to build a line of platform
from the region of extraction to Stockton, on the river You where the coal
you/he/she could be loaded in ships that sea-go. It was a very long line, it compared
to some binary that had been built still; but it was only still
is worked by horse-power--to be, in fact, what we now call a tram line,
rather than a platform in the modern sense. However, while the plan was
still undecided, George Stephenson that you/he/she had felt around the they proposed
scheme, went above to Darlington one day, and he/she audaciously asked to see Mr.
Pease. The good Quaker kindly received him/it, and he/she listened to his
you deduce in favour of the locomotive. "Comes above to Killingworth some
day and he/she sees my motor to job", said Stephenson, confidently; "and if
You you won't think again never about horses." The Mr. Pease, with Quaker
warns, it came and it looked. George put the motor through his/her rhythms, and
shown off his/her abilities of effect so good marvellous that Edward
Pease was immediately converted. Of from now on, he now became a definite
defends of locomotives, and greatly it helped from his/her wealth and the influence
in to assure their end triumph.
Not only that, but the Mr. Pease also helped Stephenson in to perform a
I draw that George had had from a lot of on his/her mind--the establishment of a