61.   At that age a child could play only with an adult.

62.   At sundown, laughing children play tag and soccer in the streets.

63.   At night, adults can linger over beers made in the in-house brewery while children play in the game rooms.

64.   Back in the quiet of his home, where the children are playing on the floor and a visitor chats with his wife, it all seems too unreal.

65.   Because there were few or no sports or after-school programs in Harlem in those years, children were playing in the streets and getting hit by cars.

66.   Before that Friday, children played freely in the Wynforest Apartments, a cluster of nine brick buildings just south of Marietta, a suburb of Atlanta.

67.   Behind it, children play in large tree-shaded Bennett Park.

68.   Behind the gates, unchaperoned children played last week on sand-filled lanes where small cottages are squeezed together, their doors unlocked and ajar.

69.   Besides listening to the timeless classic, children can play a matching game or listen to and experiment with different musical instruments.

70.   Beyond this checkered battleground lies a green field where children play soccer and a pool where couples float lazily on bright blue rafts.