Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 422
dup the delightful Sevillian tower of the Gar-den, and from a height of 300 feet look outover the roofs of the world—picturesquelybroken up, spire-pierced, full of color. Hereyou view the social and residential up-town region,—- rich and proud mansions, the costlyhotels, the theaters, clubs,… … MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AND TOWER. Three miles more, and you may climb theBelvedere on the highest eminence of CentralPark. Here one is enchanted by viewing thatlong pleasure-ground which nature and art com-bine to make so varied. It is too narrow, per-haps, but this enables you to see how it is…
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