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A wanderer in London (1906)

Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall), 1868-1938 · New York : The Macmillan company; London, Methuen & co. · leaf 192

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ane thatpoor Terriss, the last of the swaggering romantics of theEnglish stage, was murdered by a madman a few years ago. Between Covent Garden and Drury Lane certain eigh-teenth century traces still remain; but east of DruryLane is a wilderness of modernity. Everything has gonebetween that street… … 1-1< •A OH X H M as H O w E NEW STREETS 127 offices being all that is yet finished. It remains to be seenwhether London, so conservative in its routes, so senti-mentally attached to its old rights of way, will make anyuse of a wide road from the Strand to Holborn, but willnot rather adhere to…

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