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Fifth Avenue

CHAPTER XII
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But as I was saying, I don't know anything better than Fifth Avenue at Madison Square of a summer's night, with the hobos dozing already on the park benches, and people hanging round the entrance of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and the men lined up three deep at the Hoffman bar, and the girls walking by on their way to dance the minuet at the Haymarket up at Sixth Avenue and Thirtieth Street.

I said the minuet.

Do you get me ?" There was an evil chuckle.

"Across the Square Diana is twinkling up there in the sky, and beneath, in the Garden, they are pulling off a middle-weight bout to a decision.

Just round the corner, in the Madison Square Theatre, you can hear the clapping.


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