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horseman

[hawrs-muhn] / ˈhɔrs mən /


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He rode the horsecars, peeked into Parliament and sat twirling his thumbs through the drone and drama of courtroom trials.

From Time Magazine Archive

He grew up in a New York which remains only in tintypes�a city of cobblestoned streets, red horsecars, gaslit saloons, Bowery sluggers and bowler hats.

From Time Magazine Archive

They came in trains, trucks, horsecars and on bicycles�some with permits, most without.

From Time Magazine Archive

The white steamers of the Hudson River Day Line were once as much a part of New York as horsecars and Coney Island.

From Time Magazine Archive

Thereafter the electric railway spread quickly over the land, obliterating the old horsecars and greatly enlarging the circumference of the city.

From The Age of Invention : a chronicle of mechanical conquest by Thompson, Holland




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