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Die Strudlhofstiege oder Melzer und die Tiefe der Jahre - pp 69

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Im "Pucher" verkehrte der Ballhausplatz. Wer dem Ministerium des Äußeren angehörte, dem war dieses verhältnismäßig schmale eingequetschte Café am Kohlmarkt nicht fremd.
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This is the story of Gigi, the famous marry-go-round horse of the Prater, in Vienna.
The Prater was a large park, […]. There where benches under the linden trees, and little iron railings to keep people off the grass. […]
But the other half of the park – the Wurstelprater – was full of children. „Wurstel“ means „Punch“, and on this side of the park you could find the nurses, the perambulators, and the Punch and the Judy show.
pp 1-2 from Gigi: The Story of a Merry-Go-Round Horse by Elizabeth Foster Mann

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God, who was so unenthusiastic about 167 Augustiner Strasse, has approved entirely of 14a, The Graben, which Herr Huber is turning into a temple of charcuterie.
pp 82 from Madensky Square by Eva Ibbotson