Around the World in Eighty Days, Chapter 26: riassunto
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In Chapter 26, Phileas Fogg and his companions travel east by rail, hoping to reach New York in time for a steamer departing on the 11th. A huge buffalo herd stops their train for three hours, testing Passepartout’s patience while Fogg remains calm.
Cosa succede
- The narrator explains the railway network and Fogg’s plan to reach his Atlantic steamer after seven days of rail travel.
- The train leaves Oakland at six, snow begins, and a steward arranges sleeping berths for the passengers.
- The travelers sleep through Sacramento, then watch the mountain scenery as the train crosses the Sierra Nevada.
- After a breakfast stop at Reno, the party continues across Nevada beside the Humboldt River.
- Thousands of buffalo block the rails for three hours; Passepartout protests, but Fogg waits quietly and the engineer avoids a dangerous collision.
- With the track clear, the train passes through the Humboldt Range and enters Utah at half past nine.

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Cosa notare
The herd controls the train’s progress despite the locomotive’s power. The line explains why waiting is safer than trying to force a passage.
Verifica rapida
Why does the engineer wait for the buffalo to pass?

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