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All this has come of the street cars. But as it was necessary that I should say it somewhere, it is as well said on that subject as on any other. And now to continue with the street cars. They run, as I have said, the length of the town, taking parallel lines. They will take you from the Astor House, near the bottom of the town, for miles and miles northward — half way up the Hudson River Maglia Stati Uniti — for, I believe, five pence. They are very slow, averaging about five miles an hour; but they are very sure. Maglia Inghilterra For regular inhabitants, who have to travel five or six miles perhaps to their daily work, they are excellent. I have nothing really Goedkope PEC Zwolle Voetbalshirts to say against the street cars. But they do not fill the place of cabs.
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