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The train came to a complete stop with a screeching of the wheels. The stop was a little rough as I gathered my things. I would have allowed the stewards to gather my things, but I could not linger for too long. I rushed to cram all my clothing into my bags and prepared myself to exit the car. The sun was just beginning to rise above the train depot; the rays of light shone down onto the train from a seemingly mystical position in the sky. I had never seen the great city of Raleigh in my life. I had never cared to venture that far south, but railways would carry anyone where they wanted to go. No matter how far south or north the traveler would go, the railways would accommodate all; unfortunately, the railways only had a few stops of which you must travel. I looked forward to
