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The mid-western Coney, the Coney that I knew best, was not an island; indeed, I daresay very few of them were. It was a strip of land lying along a slight elevation above the river, ankle-deep in mud or dust according to the season, with a landing for the steam boats, Queen and Princess, a thin grove of trees - nemorosa Zacynthos! - a restaurant, a dancing-platform, a carrousel, the entire equipment in short of its innumerable kindred Coney Islands. Pleasure-seekers cou1d reach it by a five or six mile ride out of town on the trolley-car or omnibus; the automobile had not yet become a common and uni versal vehicle in those early days of which I write; but by far the greater number journeyed Coney-wards on the two excursion-boats, victims of an illusion of space and coolness contributed by the river. As a matter of fact the heat and glare of a summer day were doubled by reflection; the shady side had a trick of becoming the sunny side all of a sudden just when one was well-established, owing to the curves of the channel; forward the breeze blew your hat off, and to the rear it came laden with odors of coal-smoke, engine-grease, everybody's lunch-basket, sundry sewers emptying in nonchalantly from the Kentucky and Ohio municipalities on either shore, and the Little Miami stockyards. It was crowded, noisy, comfort less, in a word, ideal; for who ever heard of an excur sion boat that was otherwise?

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  • Publication date2018
  • ISBN 10 1331362962
  • ISBN 13 9781331362968
  • BindingPaperback
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Number of pages344

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