Count Hermann Keyserling Once Said Truly That

New York City, The Incomparable, The Brilliant Star City Of Cities, The Forty-ninth State, A Law Unto Itself, The Cyclopean Paradox, The Inferno With No-out-of Bounds, The Supreme Expression Of Both The Miseries And The Splendors Of Contemporary Civilization, The Macedonia Of The United States. It Meets The Most Severe Test That May Be Applied To Definition Of A Metropolis - It Stays Up All Night. But Also It Becomes A Small Town When It Rains.

One Travels Like A Golf Ball, Hopping From Green To Green.

Yemen Produces Coffee, Egypt Cotton, Iraq Dates, Palestine Oranges, And Syria Trouble.

Old And New Kiss Everywhere In Africa

[chicago] Is The Greatest And Most Typically American Of All Cities. New York Is Bigger And More Spectacular And Can Outmatch It In Other Superlatives, But It Is A "world" City, More European In Some Respects Than American.