Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 116
e second floor, we findfour rooms, two of which project at the back tomeet the mountain side. On the third floor areeight rooms, four of them projecting far beyondthe two below them; and from this height wemay pass through a doorway, walk across a wooden bridge eight feet long, and reach the sideof… … THE INCLINED RAILWAY FROM THE TOWN OF BINGHAMUP TO THE HIGH LINE RAILROAD.Six hundred feet difference in the levels. built in groups and occupied by foreign laborers— Finns, Huns, Swedes, and Austrians, who pre-fer to occupy their own homes in their own wayrather than to live in the boarding-houses…
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