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The Same Number Of People
When Man Invented The Bicycle
He Reached The Peak Of His Attainments.
Here Was A Machine Of Precision And Balance
For The Convenience Of Man.
&
(Unlike Subsequent Inventions For Man's Convenience)
The More He Used It, T
he Fitter His Body Became.
Here, For Once, Was A Product Of Man's Brain
That Was Entirely Beneficial To Those Who Used It,
And Of No Harm Or Irritation To Others.
Progress Should Have Stopped
When Man Invented The Bicycle.
Elizabeth West
Hovel In The Hills
In Action
Amsterdam
