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1897
shown into a room to wash up - which was most refreshing. About 2 or a little before we were ushered into the large dining room (end center table, next window looking on river.) We had a very elab- orate and a very nice dinner & the conversation was very amusing (both to us & the waiter) Will & Con fairly sparkled and we all were much rested & refreshed (tho' not over tired before) About quarter after three we strolled out on the back piazza & Will began his smoke, then Mary & Warren appeared - having found our wheels & our name on the register - They reported delays & punctures & misplaced hopes &c. but had had dinner & had Harry Severance & a Mr. Howe (?) with them & were ready for anything - so away we went across the Suspension Bridge & flying up the Canadian shore on a broad - flower - bordered path - Then a duck thro' the spray - a board-walk & a nice cinder path for a mile or two or more. At a pretty little summer house beside the Rapids Mary's wheel had to be blown up & fixed with "Baloon juice" &c again; and the party halted & reclined on the grass - Then on again - more wooden bridges. More spooney summer- houses & finally a most thrilling ride on a narrow board "Lover's walk" that turned at right angles and wound around and about a lovely isle - Dufferin Island - and finally Across a funny little Suspension Bridge

1897
shown into a room to wash up - which was most refreshing. About 2 or a little before we were ushered into the large dining room (end center table, next window looking on river.) We had a very elab- orate and a very nice dinner & the conversation was very amusing (both to us & the waiter) Will & Con fairly sparkled and we all were much rested & refreshed (tho' not over tired before) About quarter after three we strolled out on the back piazza & Will began his smoke, then Mary & Warren appeared - having found our wheels & our name on the register - They reported delays & punctures & misplaced hopes &c. but had had dinner & had Harry Severance & a Mr. Howe (?) with them & were ready for anything - so away we went across the Suspension Bridge & flying up the Canadian shore on a broad - flower - bordered path - Then a duck thro' the spray - a board-walk & a nice cinder path for a mile or two or more. At a pretty little summer house beside the Rapids Mary's wheel had to be blown up & fixed with "Baloon juice" &c again; and the party halted & reclined on the grass - Then on again - more wooden bridges. More spooney summer- houses & finally a most thrilling ride on a narrow board "Lover's walk" that turned at right angles and wound around and about a lovely isle - Dufferin Island - and finally Across a funny little Suspension Bridge

1897
shown into a room to wash up - which was most refreshing. About 2 or a little before we were ushered into the large dining room (end center table, next window looking on river.) We had a very elab- orate and a very nice dinner & the conversation was very amusing (both to us & the waiter) Will & Con fairly sparkled and we all were much rested & refreshed (tho' not over tired before) About quarter after three we strolled out on the back piazza & Will began his smoke, then Mary & Warren appeared - having found our wheels & our name on the register - They reported delays & punctures & misplaced hopes &c. but had had dinner & had Harry Severance & a Mr. Howe (?) with them & were ready for anything - so away we went across the Suspension Bridge & flying up the Canadian shore on a broad - flower - bordered path - Then a duck thro' the spray - a board-walk & a nice cinder path for a mile or two or more. At a pretty little summer house beside the Rapids Mary's wheel had to be blown up & fixed with "Baloon juice" &c again; and the party halted & reclined on the grass - Then on again - more wooden bridges. More spooney summer- houses & finally a most thrilling ride on a narrow board "Lover's walk" that turned at right angles and wound around and about a lovely isle - Dufferin Island - and finally Across a funny little Suspension Bridge
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