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Wiltsie just back of me where upon Mrs. R. introduced Alice to "Queen Vic" and sat herself down almost upon us and began "fishing." W. made a few pat remarks - the W. told how she wished she had been fishing this p.m. & I fled to "me rival" up higher, with whom I had a nice chat and who wants to go fishing tomorrow. He invited Wiltsie, when the lady in white had began to tow Alice off - and Wiltsie invited me & Mr. L. seconded it most heartily - and W. & I made little bets with each other that the W what the result would be, and had a real jolly time coming down the board walk - where we left the charmer. Alice dealt with W. a little - (perhaps she does just a

no! she's all right (later.)
trifle too much - but I don't know what I'd do. He needs a master hand!) We had a nice conversation, later, with the Millers & Perrins - both the ladies were costumed very becomingly - Mrs. P. in pink & Mrs. M, in red & white. They soon went up stairs & left their husbands. Mr. Perrin goes tomorrow morning - I'm so sorry, he is very nice. Came up & wrote awhile - tired & happy. July 27. Monday Cool, cloudy morning. After considerable prepar- ation, we got started for a fishing trip about 10 o'clock, but it began to rain so hard we came back and spent most of the rest of the morning on the

Wiltsie just back of me where upon Mrs. R. introduced Alice to "Queen Vic" and sat herself down almost upon us and began "fishing." W. made a few pat remarks - the W. told how she wished she had been fishing this p.m. & I fled to "me rival" up higher, with whom I had a nice chat and who wants to go fishing tomorrow. He invited Wiltsie, when the lady in white had began to tow Alice off - and Wiltsie invited me & Mr. L. seconded it most heartily - and W. & I made little bets with each other that the W what the result would be, and had a real jolly time coming down the board walk - where we left the charmer. Alice dealt with W. a little - (perhaps she does just a

no! she's all right (later.)
trifle too much - but I don't know what I'd do. He needs a master hand!) We had a nice conversation, later, with the Millers & Perrins - both the ladies were costumed very becomingly - Mrs. P. in pink & Mrs. M, in red & white. They soon went up stairs & left their husbands. Mr. Perrin goes tomorrow morning - I'm so sorry, he is very nice. Came up & wrote awhile - tired & happy. July 27. Monday Cool, cloudy morning. After considerable prepar- ation, we got started for a fishing trip about 10 o'clock, but it began to rain so hard we came back and spent most of the rest of the morning on the

Wiltsie just back of me where upon Mrs. R. introduced Alice to "Queen Vic" and sat herself down almost upon us and began "fishing." W. made a few pat remarks - the W. told how she wished she had been fishing this p.m. & I fled to "me rival" up higher, with whom I had a nice chat and who wants to go fishing tomorrow. He invited Wiltsie, when the lady in white had began to tow Alice off - and Wiltsie invited me & Mr. L. seconded it most heartily - and W. & I made little bets with each other that the W what the result would be, and had a real jolly time coming down the board walk - where we left the charmer. Alice dealt with W. a little - (perhaps she does just a

no! she's all right (later.)
trifle too much - but I don't know what I'd do. He needs a master hand!) We had a nice conversation, later, with the Millers & Perrins - both the ladies were costumed very becomingly - Mrs. P. in pink & Mrs. M, in red & white. They soon went up stairs & left their husbands. Mr. Perrin goes tomorrow morning - I'm so sorry, he is very nice. Came up & wrote awhile - tired & happy. July 27. Monday Cool, cloudy morning. After considerable prepar- ation, we got started for a fishing trip about 10 o'clock, but it began to rain so hard we came back and spent most of the rest of the morning on the
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