Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 251
atchel. Thatsthe elevated railway station over there, acrossboth streets. There, too, is where you go to the it hard to rid himself of the notion that possiblythe whole long-legged railway might tumbledown, or the train suddenly shoot off from thetrack and drop into the street. Dees ees bretty moch… … ON BROAD\\AV, suspension bridge to Brookl)n, over the EastRiver. You see, when we go by. You see to-morrow. Not much, now. I am so hungry ! I want to see everything, said Jack; butI m hungry, too. Why, were going upstairs! In a minute more Jack was sitting by an openwindow of an elevated railway…
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