Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 842
ard the country. Of course these railroads could not be laid inthe streets, for locomotives cannot run fast throughcrowds of wagons and people. And so they at firstthought they might make underground railroadslike those in London, or they might tear down along row of houses and make a lane through… … VIEW OF IHIi ROAD AT COOPER INSTITUTE. in New York and the place became very crowded, and on top to place the tracks for a railroad. ItThe rivers kept them in on each side, and to get was this work that our two boys watched with soroom they made new streets farther and farther to much interest. 8o6…
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