gotten over to
Marrins
's it was quarter of 12 and Mr. M. and
Miss Blackmore
(or "Miss Banjo" as Carl calls her) were sleepily sitting up for us. We
had a nice little room and a very easy bed. I forgot to say that
after (dinner) Mate showed us thro' the
Bunnell cottage which is next to - but out of sight
of theirs. We had a hemlock under our pillow.
Aug. 27. Sunday.
I was about 8:30 by the time Ned &
I got over to "Wayback" from
"Rock Glenn". - After hearing an animated conversation about the
Fair from two young men in
the front next room &c. There was time
before breakfast, however - and the between whiles we always spend
on the front piazza looking off across the Lake (a beautiful view)
and watching
Mannin
("The Poor old Lady") drawing pails of water up the wire
&c. We had a fine fish breakfast. Then I put on rub- bers (no
shoes) a short skirt of
Mate's - my old silk waist & a soft
felt hat (they all in-
gotten over to
Marrins
's it was quarter of 12 and Mr. M. and
Miss Blackmore
(or "Miss Banjo" as Carl calls her) were sleepily sitting up for us. We
had a nice little room and a very easy bed. I forgot to say that
after (dinner) Mate showed us thro' the
Bunnell cottage which is next to - but out of sight
of theirs. We had a hemlock under our pillow.
Aug. 27. Sunday.
I was about 8:30 by the time Ned &
I got over to "Wayback" from
"Rock Glenn". - After hearing an animated conversation about the
Fair from two young men in
the front next room &c. There was time
before breakfast, however - and the between whiles we always spend
on the front piazza looking off across the Lake (a beautiful view)
and watching
Mannin
("The Poor old Lady") drawing pails of water up the wire
&c. We had a fine fish breakfast. Then I put on rub- bers (no
shoes) a short skirt of
Mate's - my old silk waist & a soft
felt hat (they all in-
gotten over to
Marrins
's it was quarter of 12 and Mr. M. and
Miss Blackmore
(or "Miss Banjo" as Carl calls her) were sleepily sitting up for us. We
had a nice little room and a very easy bed. I forgot to say that
after (dinner) Mate showed us thro' the
Bunnell cottage which is next to - but out of sight
of theirs. We had a hemlock under our pillow.
Aug. 27. Sunday.
I was about 8:30 by the time Ned &
I got over to "Wayback" from
"Rock Glenn". - After hearing an animated conversation about the
Fair from two young men in
the front next room &c. There was time
before breakfast, however - and the between whiles we always spend
on the front piazza looking off across the Lake (a beautiful view)
and watching
Mannin
("The Poor old Lady") drawing pails of water up the wire
&c. We had a fine fish breakfast. Then I put on rub- bers (no
shoes) a short skirt of
Mate's - my old silk waist & a soft
felt hat (they all in-
