Things Seen in London
Things Seen in London
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It may interest the passer-by to know that when he stands on the south end of Vauxhall Bridge and looks towards the South- western Station that the well- populated dis- trict to the east and south of the Station covers the site of the old Vauxhall Gardens. Several of the street names indicate this, such as Tyers Street, taking its title from the family name of the last proprietor of the 75 Things Seen in London Gardens. The place of all others at the present time where we can see London giving ...itself over entirely to open-air amusement is, of course, Hampstead Heath. Bank Holiday on Hampstead Heath never grows out of date nor the fun less energetic. For three hundred and sixty -two days in the year this quietest of suburbs is dignified, literary, and artistic, the abode of ladies' schools and excellent homes for consumption, but on the remaining days Satur- nalia spread wide over its borders and good- humoured fun and revelry hold the field.
No sooner is the station left behind than the fun begins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may interest the passer-by to know that when he stands on the south end of Vauxhall Bridge and looks towards the South- western Station that the well- populated dis- trict to the east and south of the Station covers the site of the old Vauxhall Gardens. Several of the street names indicate this, such as Tyers Street, taking its title from the family name of the last proprietor of the 75 Things Seen in London Gardens. The place of all others at the present time where we can see London giving ...itself over entirely to open-air amusement is, of course, Hampstead Heath. Bank Holiday on Hampstead Heath never grows out of date nor the fun less energetic. For three hundred and sixty -two days in the year this quietest of suburbs is dignified, literary, and artistic, the abode of ladies' schools and excellent homes for consumption, but on the remaining days Satur- nalia spread wide over its borders and good- humoured fun and revelry hold the field.
No sooner is the station left behind than the fun begins.
What to read after Things Seen in London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Howarth Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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