Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 265
up as Joe received hismoney. Then he and Harry made their wayto the refreshment-tent, where Joe had a feastsuch as he had not enjoyed for many a long day. In the afternoon there were bicycle-races,horse-races — in fact, every imaginable kind ofrace — which Harry longed to see, but Joe,weary and… … ing the exciting races, and in the noise andanimation of the scene. In the evening the Tinborough Brass Bandplayed on a stand erected in the center of awooden floor laid expressly for the dancers. Abig crowd of mothers, aunts, and lookers-onstood about the edges. Kerosene lamps and a few Japanese…
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