The Century World's Fair Book for Boys and Girls: Being the Adventures of Harry and Philip with Their Tutor, Mr. Douglass, at the World's Columbian ExpositionJenks, Tudor
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The Century World's Fair Book for Boys and Girls: Being the Adventures of Harry and Philip with Their Tutor, Mr. Douglass, at the World's Columbian Exposition
Jenks, Tudor
Artists -- Juvenile fiction; Chicago (Ill.) -- Juvenile fiction; Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction; Cousins -- Juvenile fiction; Exhibitions -- Juvenile fiction; National characteristics -- Juvenile fiction; Photographers -- Juvenile fiction; Tutors and tutoring -- Juvenile fiction; World's Columb
“Cholly” Speechless 42
“A Splendid Meat Supper for 25 Cents!” 43
A “Loop” of the Intramural Railway 44
General View of the Court of Honor, Looking Toward the Lake 45
“Don’t Fail to See This Exhibit” 46
An Alaskan Image 47
The Whaling-ship 48
The Windmills 49
The Wooded Island at Twilight 50
A Launch-landing 52
In Front of the Transportation Building 53
CHAPTER V.—THE MIDWAY PLAISANCE
In Cairo Street 54
A Suggestion of the “Plaisance” 55
The Kodaker 55
Morning, Outside Main Entrance 56
Chair-boys at Work! 56
“Puck” Building 57
The Water-wheel in the Javanese Village 58
The Javanese Musicians 59
The Javanese Baby 60
“The Man Stood up Beside Her, and They were Photographed
Together” 61
“He was Lazily Sunning Himself” 61
A Young Lady from Java 62
A Kodak Permit 62
The “Donkey-boys” 63
An Arab Street-sweeper 64
Philip Rodman’s Card 64
In Cairo Street 65
The Soudanese Baby 66
The Flower-girl 67
“‘He Laughs Best who Laughs Last’” 68
In Cairo Street 69
CHAPTER VI.—THE MIDWAY PLAISANCE (CONTINUED)
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