Cues Guide to New York City
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At 9oth Street and Fifth Avenue stands one of the largest residences overlooking the Park, the great, brick CARNEGIE MANSION, and opposite it is the beautifully simple CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST. In the neighborhood of looth Street is a Around and About Central Park 6 1 small but pretty Botanical Garden, and at i loth Street the Park ends. This is the southern boundary of HARLEM, and a walk or ride through is an experience. Since 1900, when the first Mulatto family is said to have moved into t...his district, some 300, 000 Negroes have packed themselves into about three square miles, producing one of the most horrible slum prob- lems in New York, if not in the world. Although there are a few wealthy Negroes living expensively on Sugar Hill, the great majority are bitterly poor, or on relief. Yet in spite of their real misery, these Negroes in Harlem somehow give an impression of gayety. The streets are jammed, night and day. Harlem, like Times Square, seems always to be awake. The visitor will see little of the real life of Harlem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At 9oth Street and Fifth Avenue stands one of the largest residences overlooking the Park, the great, brick CARNEGIE MANSION, and opposite it is the beautifully simple CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST. In the neighborhood of looth Street is a Around and About Central Park 6 1 small but pretty Botanical Garden, and at i loth Street the Park ends. This is the southern boundary of HARLEM, and a walk or ride through is an experience. Since 1900, when the first Mulatto family is said to have moved into t...his district, some 300, 000 Negroes have packed themselves into about three square miles, producing one of the most horrible slum prob- lems in New York, if not in the world. Although there are a few wealthy Negroes living expensively on Sugar Hill, the great majority are bitterly poor, or on relief. Yet in spite of their real misery, these Negroes in Harlem somehow give an impression of gayety. The streets are jammed, night and day. Harlem, like Times Square, seems always to be awake. The visitor will see little of the real life of Harlem.
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