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The Misses Arbuser said, "Of course." And Margaret said he must not forget that she lived there. Even when she bade her entertainers an affectionate good-by, she could not look very unhappy. Spring was coming. That day in the cars there were few signs of it on the roadside to be seen, but the buds were swelling.
She was very independent. She had the sort of reputation to excite curiosity. But I noticed that the men in New York were a little afraid of her. She is a woman who likes to drive very near the edge." Mrs. Laflamme rose. "I must not keep Mr. McNaughton waiting for any more of my gossip. We expect you and the Misses Arbuser this afternoon. I warn you it will be dull.
She was very independent. She had the sort of reputation to excite curiosity. But I noticed that the men in New York were a little afraid of her. She is a woman who likes to drive very near the edge." Mrs. Laflamme rose. "I must not keep Mr. McNaughton waiting for any more of my gossip. We expect you and the Misses Arbuser this afternoon. I warn you it will be dull.
Margaret and Miss Arbuser were ushered in through a double row of servants in livery shortclothes and stockings in decorous vacuity an array necessary to bring into relief the naturalness and simplicity of the entertainers.
The Misses Arbuser said, "Of course." And Margaret said he must not forget that she lived there. Even when she bade her entertainers an affectionate good-by, she could not look very unhappy. Spring was coming. That day in the cars there were few signs of it on the roadside to be seen, but the buds were swelling.
Margaret and Miss Arbuser were ushered in through a double row of servants in livery shortclothes and stockings in decorous vacuity an array necessary to bring into relief the naturalness and simplicity of the entertainers.
For Margaret it was all a pageant of beauty. The Misses Arbuser talked about the quality of the air, the variety of the scenery, the exhilaration of the drives, the freedom from noise and dust, the country quiet.
It was a check for a thousand dollars. "That will refurnish the mission from top to bottom," she said, "and run it for a year." "How generous he is!" cried my wife. Margaret did not reply, but she looked at the check, and there were tears in her eyes. The Arbuser cottage at Lenox was really a magnificent villa. Richardson had built it.
Carmen Eschelle was usually of the party on board, sometimes the Misses Arbuser; it was always a gay company, and in whatever harbor it dropped anchor there was a new impetus given to the somewhat languid pleasure of the summer season. We read of the dinners and lunches on board, the entertainments where there were wine and dancing and moonlight, and all that.
For Margaret it was all a pageant of beauty. The Misses Arbuser talked about the quality of the air, the variety of the scenery, the exhilaration of the drives, the freedom from noise and dust, the country quiet.
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