Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 452
toring are restricted to oneclass of people — those who are wealthy. Walking, onthe other hand, is not only open to all classes, but even fitsthe taste of the individual. The lovers of the beautiful willadmire the birds and flowers. Boys can find somethinggood to eat almost the whole year. The… … MY CHOICE —MOTORING, DRIVING,OR WALKING ? BY DOROTHY DE WITT (AGE 10) I SUPPOSE a good many people like to go motoring ordriving better than they do walking, but I prefer walking. I like to walk in the cool, shady woods, under the greattrees, or sit by the sparkling brook and watch the waterripple…
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