friends and were all invited over to the
McIntosh's to supper.Mr. McI. asked
me to go in his canoe, but I didn't because it came right to stow me
in a boat where I rowed four ladies. (He referred to this later, in
grieved tones! but I "squared" him)
Mr. McI. said I "pulled a strong oar!" (The dear
man!) We had a jolly little supper
Hamilton, Helen,
Mr. McI. and I, with "Miss Millie"
and "Miss Belle
" hovering
Miss Belle
went to her patient, Miss Phair, who had hurt
her knee in a hole in Oldfield's old dock at the hotel. After supper we
sat on the piazza and Helen talked
to the girls and Mr. McI., Hamilton
and I had a long talk about deers and dogs
and hunting and the hunted - (more stories - wonderful deer &c - all
something
plausible! but oh! this Georgian Bay air!!)
Hamilton and I sailed back alone again,
in a fair wind, while "Jack
" and "Addie" paddled Helen home.
We found Helen
there on our return, and Chat had
a nice supper ready (peanut sandwiches & toasted &
blueberries and milk). We had a good deal of "jollying" about the "steel
boat"
friends and were all invited over to the
McIntosh's to supper.Mr. McI. asked
me to go in his canoe, but I didn't because it came right to stow me
in a boat where I rowed four ladies. (He referred to this later, in
grieved tones! but I "squared" him)
Mr. McI. said I "pulled a strong oar!" (The dear
man!) We had a jolly little supper
Hamilton, Helen,
Mr. McI. and I, with "Miss Millie"
and "Miss Belle
" hovering
Miss Belle
went to her patient, Miss Phair, who had hurt
her knee in a hole in Oldfield's old dock at the hotel. After supper we
sat on the piazza and Helen talked
to the girls and Mr. McI., Hamilton
and I had a long talk about deers and dogs
and hunting and the hunted - (more stories - wonderful deer &c - all
something
plausible! but oh! this Georgian Bay air!!)
Hamilton and I sailed back alone again,
in a fair wind, while "Jack
" and "Addie" paddled Helen home.
We found Helen
there on our return, and Chat had
a nice supper ready (peanut sandwiches & toasted &
blueberries and milk). We had a good deal of "jollying" about the "steel
boat"
friends and were all invited over to the
McIntosh's to supper.Mr. McI. asked
me to go in his canoe, but I didn't because it came right to stow me
in a boat where I rowed four ladies. (He referred to this later, in
grieved tones! but I "squared" him)
Mr. McI. said I "pulled a strong oar!" (The dear
man!) We had a jolly little supper
Hamilton, Helen,
Mr. McI. and I, with "Miss Millie"
and "Miss Belle
" hovering
Miss Belle
went to her patient, Miss Phair, who had hurt
her knee in a hole in Oldfield's old dock at the hotel. After supper we
sat on the piazza and Helen talked
to the girls and Mr. McI., Hamilton
and I had a long talk about deers and dogs
and hunting and the hunted - (more stories - wonderful deer &c - all
something
plausible! but oh! this Georgian Bay air!!)
Hamilton and I sailed back alone again,
in a fair wind, while "Jack
" and "Addie" paddled Helen home.
We found Helen
there on our return, and Chat had
a nice supper ready (peanut sandwiches & toasted &
blueberries and milk). We had a good deal of "jollying" about the "steel
boat"
