the perfect way the rider runs up a little hill then, arms flailing, disappears down the other side off into the horizon in pursuit, like a Chaplin routine
the Asian graphics with exclamation point!
The 1880 piece reminds me of a Mark Twain classic from the same decade, in which he recounts a bicycle riding lesson. He's talking about the Penny Farthing, or Hi Wheelers, of that era:
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the perfect way the rider runs up a little hill then, arms flailing, disappears down the other side off into the horizon in pursuit, like a Chaplin routine
the Asian graphics with exclamation point!
The 1880 piece reminds me of a Mark Twain classic from the same decade, in which he recounts a bicycle riding lesson. He's talking about the Penny Farthing, or Hi Wheelers, of that era:
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