Endurance 2: a longer passage
An even longer passage. Focus less on speed and more on not letting mistakes creep in toward the end.
Put your fingers on the home position (F and J) and press Space to start
The night train to the north left the capital at 10:40 p.m., exactly on time. In the dining car, a waiter in a white jacket moved between the tables with a tray of tea glasses, never spilling a drop as the carriage swayed. Outside, the lights of the suburbs thinned out and disappeared, and soon there was nothing but the dark shapes of hills and, now and then, a single lit window in a farmhouse. Some passengers read; others played cards or talked quietly in three or four languages. By midnight, most had gone back to their compartments. Only one old man remained by the window, watching the darkness as if he were waiting for something he had seen on this route many years before. At 5:15, the first gray light touched the mountains, and he finally smiled.