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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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owhere else. Then there is the passing show—thesocial spectacle. The social spectacleas well as the summer life has greatlychanged of recent years. Opening theOcean Drive from the end of the avenue digiously disseminated the stately j^ro-cession that used to pass decorouslyup and done the Avenue, turning atBaileys Beach and at Kay Streetwhere the houses ceased. Though thei:)rocession is much augmented nowa-days it no longer j^roduces the sameelfect as formerly and has, indeed,ceased to be a procession ; the estab-lishments, as they used to be called,are strung along without cumulativeeffect. And owing to their greaternumber no one knows and can gossipabout more than one in three of them.• New2)ort seems less condensed inconsequence. Its old lovers feel a cer-tain lack. The processions smaiiness,too (an ejnthet, by the way, we shouldnot have thought of using twenty yearsago), is now deej^ly infiltrated by ple-beian elements — Stewarts, Hazards,or other so-called drags, with their
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On the Cliffs. to the fort made a great difference to manunoth loads of excursionists anx-it. Ten miles more of macadam pro- iously curious to see and fix in the

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