New York a Series of Wood Engravings in Colour And a Note On Colour Printing By

Eaton Walter Prichard

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The Queensboro', or Blackwell's Island Bridge, which carries Fifty-ninth Street across the East River, is not a leaping span. It is a cantilever structure, a huge maze of steel, which straddles off the Manhattan cliffs to Blackwell's Island with a seven league boot stride, and then steps again to the Long Island shore, and seems to stretch over the lowlands to infinity. The top of this bridge is pinnacled like a Siamese palace, and it gains an added impressiveness from the old brick dwellings w...hich sit on the cliff beside it, and the long, low struc- tures beneath it on Blackwell's Island. Some dark, omi- 30 NEW YORK nous day when thunder threatens, stand upon the Man- hattan clifT, where Fifty-eighth Street ends in a quaint court of forgotten houses, the relics of a Pomander Walk. The river below you, narrowed in by Blackwell's Island, is a cruel, steely gray, and the white caps start up vividly. The barred prison buildings are distinct and forbidding on their long checkerboard of green.

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