Publications Yr. 1925, V.18
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^ There was a pretty little Delta with elm trees in it in front of Beck Hall, the apex towards Harvard Square. This has since become the property of the City of Cambridge, and disappeared. Dr. Beck had a pretty box-edged garden near Quincy Street, so that all ^ This house has the peculiarity of standing end-on (and very close) to the street, with both its sides exactly alike — a piazza with a broad flight of stone steps lead- ing up to a central door flanked by two "swell-front " bay windows — ...so that until recently for a stranger it was impossible to tell which was front and which was back. One was quite as hkely to ring the kitchen bell as the visitors' bell. — Ed.
* This plot was known for a generation or more as "Beck's Park." Sloping to the south, it had been a part of the extensive gardens and orchards of Edmund Dana, who.se house in the eighteenth century stood near the present Quincy Hall facing on Arrow Street, the ancient highway into the centre of the village. The section of Massachusetts Avenue from Quincy Square to Putnam Square was cut through his estate in 1793, and the head of Harvard Street in 1808.— Ed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ There was a pretty little Delta with elm trees in it in front of Beck Hall, the apex towards Harvard Square. This has since become the property of the City of Cambridge, and disappeared. Dr. Beck had a pretty box-edged garden near Quincy Street, so that all ^ This house has the peculiarity of standing end-on (and very close) to the street, with both its sides exactly alike — a piazza with a broad flight of stone steps lead- ing up to a central door flanked by two "swell-front " bay windows — ...so that until recently for a stranger it was impossible to tell which was front and which was back. One was quite as hkely to ring the kitchen bell as the visitors' bell. — Ed.
* This plot was known for a generation or more as "Beck's Park." Sloping to the south, it had been a part of the extensive gardens and orchards of Edmund Dana, who.se house in the eighteenth century stood near the present Quincy Hall facing on Arrow Street, the ancient highway into the centre of the village. The section of Massachusetts Avenue from Quincy Square to Putnam Square was cut through his estate in 1793, and the head of Harvard Street in 1808.— Ed.
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