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050			_aTG 25.S225 _b.B812 1965
100			_aBrown, Allen. _9109470
245		0	_aGolden Gate : _bbiography of a bridge / _cAllen Brown.
260			_aGarden City, N. Y. : _bDoubleday, _c1965
300			_aviii, 230 p. : _bill. _c24 cm.
500			_aIllustrated with photographs.--T.p.
520			_aMen who built the Golden Gate Bridge did not think of themselves as daredevils. To them, it was a job--one that they were mightty happy to have. It was work to go to and, if they were careful and lucky, to come home from. They would learn courage later, when they straddled the tops of steels towers a dizzying 746 feet above the water, when their eyes were burned and their blood was poisoned by the fumes of red lead paint in claustrophobic tower cels, when they scampered down the bridge's swooping cables, or descended below the level of the Gate's ruching waters to the cham's floor. Then they would learn courage. And then sone would laugh and say it was nothing at all. But others would die.
650			_aBridges _zCalifornia. _9109471
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