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Mary Alice said there was nothing to do and nobody to do it with, so she’d tag after me, though I was two years older and a boy. We’d stroll uptown in those first days. It was only a short block of brick buildings: the bank, the insurance agency, Moore’s Store, and The Coffee Pot Cafe, where the old saloon had stood. Prohibition was on in those days, which meant that selling liquor was against the law. So people made their own beer at home. They still had the tin roofs out over the sidewalk, and hitching rails. Most farmers came to town horse-drawn, though there were Fords, and the banker, L. J. Weidenbach, drove a Hupmobile.

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Answer 1

玛丽爱丽丝说没有任何人和任何事和它有关，所以她尾随我，虽然是个比她大两岁的男孩。我们在那开始的几天在住宅间散步，它是个短块的砖头建筑。银行，保险代理机构，摩尔的店。咖啡店。在那有古时的酒吧。那几天禁止开业意味着卖酒是犯法的。所以人们在家喝酒，他们还有锡纸的屋顶在人行道上。和铁路，大多数的弄明骑马进城，尽管是fords，银行家。lj weidenbach骑着hupmobile.

Answer 2

你还是去一个一个词查一下吧！额 .......... 汗........