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Title: A family flight around home
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: Hale, Edward Everett, 1822-1909 Hale, Susan, 1833-1910, joint author
Subjects: New England -- Description and travel United States -- History
Publisher: Boston, D. Lothrop and company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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IJOSTON AND LOWELL RAILROAD. And so she did ; but it would have been better placed duringthe ne.xt few days in the hands of its owner. This was Huberts first experience of American cars. He thoui;htit very funny to enter at the end of a long passage-way,with a series of double scats on each side, instead of the short
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Sir.NS OF SPRING. IN THE TRAIN. 33 one, at right angles with the track, of most European compart-ments. How do you like it ? asked Tom, as they settled themselvesby turning over the back of one seat, so that all of themcould be together, and heaping their possessions in the vacantcorner. Very much, said Hubert, for Miss Lejeune has just beenreminding me that I must like things as they are, and not thinkill of them, because they are different to what I am accustomed. That is her favorite philosophy, said Mr. Horner. And all because Hubert said a hansom was better than ahorse-car! cried Tom. It is jolly, he added, to have you with us, Hubert, for itmakes us look at this from a travelling point of view. They passed out over one of the long bridges which encloseBoston like a network on its water sides. It was a pretty, ani-mated scene; the sun trying to break through the clouds lightedthe water and tinted the smoke and steam from numerous tallchimneys. The monument on Bunker Hill looked m

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