Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08

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the famous old iaverLs, the Mermaid
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1t is from Fleet street that one enters tie
Inns of the Temple, with their gardens,
50 full of historical associations.
Few streets in Great Britain have a
greater interest than the High street of
Edinburgh. This ancient street, leading
down from the castle on its commanding
erag to the valley where stands the old
palace of holyrood. with all its dark
memories, is throughout it's length full
Of quaint architecture recalling the past.
Its lofty houses with the closes, or mar
row courts, between them, seem to be-
long to another age, and teen with rec
objections of Scottish history.
or all streets We ever entered that
which exhibited the most novel features
of outdoor life was the Strada Trinita
Naggiori, or street Of the Great Trinity,
in Naples. Entering it through the gate
way in the wallsWhich surrounds the city,
an extraordinary scene bursts upon the
visitor. The swarming outdoor life Of
this gay tropical city is all about him.
The street is go narrow that it barely ad-
mits of the passage Of two carriages
abreast, and there are no sidewalks. A
continuous line Of carriages, passing both
ways, causes frequentja and stoppsges.
These give the visitor an opportunity to
observe the curious scene around him.
The street swarms with life and color.
The shops on either side are like yawn-
ing caverns, with no side or rear Windows,
and wide open doors. The carriages
pass so near them that one could put his
hand out and take the articles offered
for sale, or in some cases in the process OF
cooking on the window sill. All sorts Of
occupations, sewing, cooking, setting
type, making chairs, are going IN at the
doors in the open street. Naked children
sprawl all over the pavement. Donkeys
are carrying burdens on their backs or
drawing them in little carts. The lofty
houses built of soft yellow stone, which
seems suffused with sunshine, are gay
with streamers, and lines of colored pa.
per lanterns are strung across the street.
From balconies, high up. ladies look
down upon the motley scene, while in the
surging crowd, priests, soldiers, and laz-
zaroni mingle. As picture of life in
semi-tropical city this scene cannot be
surpassed.
As crowded thoroughtare, presenting
q never. ceasiDg stream of humanity, we
believe no street in the world excels
Broadway. No street in Paris or Lon
don is 90 thronged. This comparatively
narrow street seems to draw into itself all
the teeming life of the crowded city, and
the opposing currents passing up and
down meet and mingle in contending ed
dies. To cross Broadway is like travers-
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eaips.tically an avenue Of traffic. In oil
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