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Title: Scribner's magazine
Year: 1887 (1880s)
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Publisher: New York : C. Scribner's Sons
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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ihas to do more than brush his hair,or depriving him of his evening paper.Many people on the Beverly shore nowhave late dinner ; consequently there ismore formality and circumstance, andhe who would fain lie in a hammockand listen to the trembling of the seamay have to choose between green THE NORTH SHORE OF MASSACHUSETTS 11 mint, cura9oa, and benedictine, and tryto forget that he is to take the earlytrain in the morning. But, after all,the entertaining^ of this kind is not ex-tensive. Paterfamilias is a lon^^ - suf-fering biped, but his ^ood nature isapt to give way after missin^^ once ortwice the a.m. train, which he had hoj^edwould be later than he ; and even the most energetic spirits in the family—naturally the unmarried daugh-ters who need do nothing all day l)utbreathe ozone — prefer to spend theevenings in their hammocks. A ball orevening reception such as we know atLenox or Bar Harbor, or even the hotelhojo, which is common enough at thehotels along the Swampscott-Marble-
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WT-^-c«>i,c V - fcji- A Yacht Race at Marblehead. 12 THE NORTH SHORE OF MASSACHUSETTS

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