Just before supper - after the guests were gone - we sat and talked &
then
Mr. Willard took us up a new path
the Manning boys had made along the cliff - a big climb
(but we stopped for winter - greens & huckleberries) and a
narrow ledge along the slate bank & up & down & then
very down & across a deep gorge on a precarious little rustic bridge.
After supper a most magnificent full moon shone in and the
lights began to twinkle around the lake & we heard some boats
coming to our beach & someone saying "well - I can't row -
because I can't row" - and then
Belle Bunnell and her friend
Miss Averill of Bath and
"Dr Booth" and Helen Noyes Baker
(the chaperone) appeared. Belle
is a large edition of her former self - wearing glasses -
and I was very glad to see Helen - who doesn't change much. They were
with a party who drove over to the Halfway House from
Just before supper - after the guests were gone - we sat and talked &
then
Mr. Willard took us up a new path
the Manning boys had made along the cliff - a big climb
(but we stopped for winter - greens & huckleberries) and a
narrow ledge along the slate bank & up & down & then
very down & across a deep gorge on a precarious little rustic bridge.
After supper a most magnificent full moon shone in and the
lights began to twinkle around the lake & we heard some boats
coming to our beach & someone saying "well - I can't row -
because I can't row" - and then
Belle Bunnell and her friend
Miss Averill of Bath and
"Dr Booth" and Helen Noyes Baker
(the chaperone) appeared. Belle
is a large edition of her former self - wearing glasses -
and I was very glad to see Helen - who doesn't change much. They were
with a party who drove over to the Halfway House from
Just before supper - after the guests were gone - we sat and talked &
then
Mr. Willard took us up a new path
the Manning boys had made along the cliff - a big climb
(but we stopped for winter - greens & huckleberries) and a
narrow ledge along the slate bank & up & down & then
very down & across a deep gorge on a precarious little rustic bridge.
After supper a most magnificent full moon shone in and the
lights began to twinkle around the lake & we heard some boats
coming to our beach & someone saying "well - I can't row -
because I can't row" - and then
Belle Bunnell and her friend
Miss Averill of Bath and
"Dr Booth" and Helen Noyes Baker
(the chaperone) appeared. Belle
is a large edition of her former self - wearing glasses -
and I was very glad to see Helen - who doesn't change much. They were
with a party who drove over to the Halfway House from
