Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 18
l after a dip or swim fornothing, and not have to divide up with some oneelse. No need to go home if hungry. Sand-wiches, pies, fruit, and other things, heaped upon the lunch-tables, sold for just what they costthe city, and there was milk or hot coffee to gowith them. Such was the vision that met… … A CORNER OF THE GYMNASTIC FIELD. thousands from the streets and alleys that hadbeen playgrounds in the past. Scattered here and there are what Chicagocalls play-parks, seventeen in number, each cov-ering from ten to thirty acres with its field-
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