The thrill of the fair from "summary" of The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson
The allure of the fair lay in its ability to transport visitors to a world unlike anything they had ever experienced. As they wandered through the grandiose buildings and vibrant landscapes, they were filled with a sense of wonder and excitement. The sights, sounds, and smells of the fair created a sensory overload that left them feeling exhilarated and alive. The fair was a place where fantasies became reality, where the impossible seemed possible. People came from far and wide to marvel at the latest technological advancements, to witness feats of strength and agility, and to indulge in decadent treats and amusements. The fair was a spectacle unlike any other, a celebration of human ingenuity and creativity. For many visitors, the fair was a chance to escape from the monotony of everyday life, to break free from the constraints of society and immerse themselves in a world of endless possibilities. It was a...
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