Notes and sketches of an architect taken during a journey in the northwest of Europe; (1877)
Narjoux, Félix, Peto, John Frederick, 1854-1907 · Boston, J. R. Osgood · leaf 332
this is Fredericia, where we areto embark in order to cross the Little Belt. This passage is effected by means of a ferry-boat, which THE LITTLE BELT. 325 conveys the train — a method of transport common enough inAmerica, but still rare in Europe.1 The Little Belt is not 1^ mile wide; yet this… … passage, which is almost always effected by means of coasting-vessels and fishing-boats. The landing and embarking of luggage formerly caused greatwaste of time, for so short a passage, and involved tedious andfatiguing labor; so that a considerable improvement was intro-duced by the Danish railway…
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