Hemstreet, Charles, b. 1866 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 299
ion ; butthe faint rays they gave out scarcely lightenedthe darkness. But neither the crowded quar-ters nor rude simplicity detracted from theexcellence of the ice-cream, the strength ofthe lemonade, or the tastiness of the cake—for these were all that were sold, and at mostreasonable prices—and… … Contoits New York Garden, 1828. and, although it existed long before my time,I have often heard it spoken of. At thesouthern edge of what had been a dismalswamp, until he diverted the waters of the [284] OLD-FASHIONED PLEASURE-GARDENS Collect Pond and reclaimed it, Anthony Rut-gers lived for twenty…
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