nice dry clean clothes on and our hair dry enough to do up & put
under a - "beret" (I wore Mate's red
one - tho' I had my blue "Tam" - which is the same thing but not so
French). Then we had some whiskey & sugar & water -
Mate's prescription - and I got
into the hammock & rocked & dreamed & talked & only
got out for our nice late dinner. We saw Mate's photographs. Someone read aloud part of the
afternoon & it rained so we couldn't row till late. We watched a
boat that was drifting up and down the lake (the wind changed once
or twice) and then another - &
Mr. Mannins
rowing frantically out after it and then two young men
rowing still more frantically after him - & at last taking it up
home. When the clouds broke up and most beautifully and the
lake was delightfully calm and lovely - and everything was
nice dry clean clothes on and our hair dry enough to do up & put
under a - "beret" (I wore Mate's red
one - tho' I had my blue "Tam" - which is the same thing but not so
French). Then we had some whiskey & sugar & water -
Mate's prescription - and I got
into the hammock & rocked & dreamed & talked & only
got out for our nice late dinner. We saw Mate's photographs. Someone read aloud part of the
afternoon & it rained so we couldn't row till late. We watched a
boat that was drifting up and down the lake (the wind changed once
or twice) and then another - &
Mr. Mannins
rowing frantically out after it and then two young men
rowing still more frantically after him - & at last taking it up
home. When the clouds broke up and most beautifully and the
lake was delightfully calm and lovely - and everything was
nice dry clean clothes on and our hair dry enough to do up & put
under a - "beret" (I wore Mate's red
one - tho' I had my blue "Tam" - which is the same thing but not so
French). Then we had some whiskey & sugar & water -
Mate's prescription - and I got
into the hammock & rocked & dreamed & talked & only
got out for our nice late dinner. We saw Mate's photographs. Someone read aloud part of the
afternoon & it rained so we couldn't row till late. We watched a
boat that was drifting up and down the lake (the wind changed once
or twice) and then another - &
Mr. Mannins
rowing frantically out after it and then two young men
rowing still more frantically after him - & at last taking it up
home. When the clouds broke up and most beautifully and the
lake was delightfully calm and lovely - and everything was
