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How Paris amuses itself; (1903)

Smith, F. Berkeley (Frank Berkeley), b. 1869 · New York : Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 333

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288 HOW PARIS AMUSES ITSELF against the piers of an ancient stone bridge,framed in a clump of towering poplars, stands acardboard box of a house, its sides painted inimitation of brick. It looks like a toy from whichone could lift the gabled roof and find chocolatesand marrons in layers within. … Photo by F. Berkeley SmithONE OF THE FEATHERY ISLANDS Near by this bonbonniere, in the shade of theoverhanging trees, a gouty old gentleman be-neath a green cotton umbrella watches intentlya tiny red quill floating midway up his line, althoit has given no signal of alarm for hours. IN PARISIAN…

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