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and place for the foundation of an ideal 
scheme. These parts can, with very little 
expense, be made exceedingly interesting. 
1 hey now possess large avenues, parks and 
magnificent water fronts. The Bronx and 
Brooklyn are not so much affected by the 
unpractical and very ugly system of square 
blocks, where you can only travel at right 
angles to your tracks. These squares give 
no points of interest, no emplacement for 
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