Floor Games; a Companion volume to "little Wars"
Floor Games; a Companion volume to "little Wars"
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But after one example others are easy, and nextI will tell you of our way of making towns.
Section III OF THE BUILDING OF CITIES WE always build twin cities, like London and Westminster, orBuda-Pesth, because two of us always want, both of them, to be mayorsand municipal councils, and it makes for local freedom and happiness toarrange it so; but when steam railways or street railways are involvedwe have our rails in common, and we have an excellent law that railsmust be laid down and switches k...ept open in such a manner that anyonefeeling so disposed may send a through train from their own stationback to their own station again without needless negotiation or thepersonal invasion of anybody else's administrative area. It is anundesirable thing to have other people bulging over one's houses, standing in one's open spaces, and, in extreme cases, knocking down andeven treading on one's citizens. It leads at times to explanations thatare afterwards regretted.
We always have twin cities, or at the utmost stage of coalescence acity with two wards, Red End and Blue End; we mark the boundaries verycarefully, and our citizens have so much local patriotism (Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But after one example others are easy, and nextI will tell you of our way of making towns.
Section III OF THE BUILDING OF CITIES WE always build twin cities, like London and Westminster, orBuda-Pesth, because two of us always want, both of them, to be mayorsand municipal councils, and it makes for local freedom and happiness toarrange it so; but when steam railways or street railways are involvedwe have our rails in common, and we have an excellent law that railsmust be laid down and switches k...ept open in such a manner that anyonefeeling so disposed may send a through train from their own stationback to their own station again without needless negotiation or thepersonal invasion of anybody else's administrative area. It is anundesirable thing to have other people bulging over one's houses, standing in one's open spaces, and, in extreme cases, knocking down andeven treading on one's citizens. It leads at times to explanations thatare afterwards regretted.
We always have twin cities, or at the utmost stage of coalescence acity with two wards, Red End and Blue End; we mark the boundaries verycarefully, and our citizens have so much local patriotism (Mr.
What to read after Floor Games; a Companion volume to "little Wars"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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