Cities Within the City 1924 1
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Opp- osite the pazk between Cole and Stanyan was theBohland ranch. On Cole between Shrader and Ashbury was a grove of oaks, to which people used to come for picnics. The Baker ranch faced Carl Street. Mitchell had a ranch on the hill now covered by Satro forest, and it was called Mitchell's Hill in those days. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Farlong had a ranch on the top of the hill, and later moved to the hollow near the Langes.
They drove a fine white horse and sport- ed a bri^t red buggy robe. Meyer's... norsery, a famous place to bay flowers and plants, was at Stanyan and Crattan streets. The first home- bailders in the neighborhood were Mrs. Ella M, Sexton, Mrs. Gustav Becker and the Westovers, all on Stanyan street. Mrs. Zaretsky went to school with her brothers at the South Cosmop- olitan school, on Eddy between Tan Ness and Polk, and it was quite a trip. Through the Pan- handle was the only way until the Haight street car line was cut throu^, for there were no streets beyond Baker. The little girl would wait at Bak«r and the Panhandle for her father or brothers to come for her with a team.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Opp- osite the pazk between Cole and Stanyan was theBohland ranch. On Cole between Shrader and Ashbury was a grove of oaks, to which people used to come for picnics. The Baker ranch faced Carl Street. Mitchell had a ranch on the hill now covered by Satro forest, and it was called Mitchell's Hill in those days. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Farlong had a ranch on the top of the hill, and later moved to the hollow near the Langes.
They drove a fine white horse and sport- ed a bri^t red buggy robe. Meyer's... norsery, a famous place to bay flowers and plants, was at Stanyan and Crattan streets. The first home- bailders in the neighborhood were Mrs. Ella M, Sexton, Mrs. Gustav Becker and the Westovers, all on Stanyan street. Mrs. Zaretsky went to school with her brothers at the South Cosmop- olitan school, on Eddy between Tan Ness and Polk, and it was quite a trip. Through the Pan- handle was the only way until the Haight street car line was cut throu^, for there were no streets beyond Baker. The little girl would wait at Bak«r and the Panhandle for her father or brothers to come for her with a team.
What to read after Cities Within the City 1924 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubbard, Anita Day to read onlineMoreLess
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