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[Midway?] Plaisance, saw the [ | [Midway?] Plaisance, saw the [unreadable word] Railway, the Verris Wheel and all the Oriental people's buildings, but didn't go in [unreadable word] anything. The Verris Wheel takes my eye, its immense. There are native sedan carriers, carrying people about in there chairs. The are all shory-shouldered fellows and were in a kind of hot or pace. | ||
They generally hurl some kind of [ | They generally hurl some kind of [unreadable word] illuminations at night on Saturday, but we didn't stay to see them. | ||
Sun, June 25, 1893. | Sun, June 25, 1893. | ||
A number of people went from here [to?] the World's Fair b-day, but we didn't [it?] against our principles. My feet are sore from yesterdays walking. | A number of people went from here [to?] the World's Fair b-day, but we didn't [it?] against our principles. My feet are sore from yesterdays walking. | ||
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[Midway?] Plaisance, saw the [unreadable word] Railway, the Verris Wheel and all the Oriental people's buildings, but didn't go in [unreadable word] anything. The Verris Wheel takes my eye, its immense. There are native sedan carriers, carrying people about in there chairs. The are all shory-shouldered fellows and were in a kind of hot or pace. They generally hurl some kind of [unreadable word] illuminations at night on Saturday, but we didn't stay to see them.
Sun, June 25, 1893. A number of people went from here [to?] the World's Fair b-day, but we didn't [it?] against our principles. My feet are sore from yesterdays walking.