The Diothas, Or, a Far Look Ahead
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"We entered the city by one of the avenues assigned to the use of curricles. This was called the Avenue of Sciences. The emblematic statues, at the cross-streets, represented "the various sciences in the persons of the two, one of each sex, who had most highly contributed to the advancement of that science.
AN EXCURSION. 127 Tlie aspect of tins great thoroughfare was much the same as that of the street I had first seen. The like ranges of lofty buildings, with their columned arcades, extended s...eaward in long perspective. Similar throngs of pedestrians passed along the colonnades, or over the bridges that spanned the street. No pedestrian tres- passed on the central causeway, which was thronged with curricles in rapid motion, though not so rapid as in the open country. I had myself guided my curricle till we entered the city : then I was glad to relinquish the tiller to the more experienced hands of my companion.
AVhen we had proceeded down town to about where Union Square now stands, Utis drew up beside the curb- stone, behind a long line of empty curricles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We entered the city by one of the avenues assigned to the use of curricles. This was called the Avenue of Sciences. The emblematic statues, at the cross-streets, represented "the various sciences in the persons of the two, one of each sex, who had most highly contributed to the advancement of that science.
AN EXCURSION. 127 Tlie aspect of tins great thoroughfare was much the same as that of the street I had first seen. The like ranges of lofty buildings, with their columned arcades, extended s...eaward in long perspective. Similar throngs of pedestrians passed along the colonnades, or over the bridges that spanned the street. No pedestrian tres- passed on the central causeway, which was thronged with curricles in rapid motion, though not so rapid as in the open country. I had myself guided my curricle till we entered the city : then I was glad to relinquish the tiller to the more experienced hands of my companion.
AVhen we had proceeded down town to about where Union Square now stands, Utis drew up beside the curb- stone, behind a long line of empty curricles.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macnie, John to read onlineMoreLess
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