The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-01

slid down and left her. And then the
lights began to twinkle out, and. as II it
We're a signal, the whole inner fleet put
on q myriad of other twinkleS with elec-
tric bulbs and green and red sparks, till
the harbor was a sheet of jewels.
Through all this cheerful preparation
for pleasure, now sliding along the dark
oily swell and now breaking the
wake of light of this and that boat.
into their life a moment and gone again.
seeing the faces ot the men in their sea
negligee. and of the women, these trim
in yachting suits and those wearing big
tlower-laden hats and gorgeous gowns,
slipped the launch of the Neckan, car
rying various stores from town. the
mail and a couple of passengers who
had come down to join the yacht out
side. As one Of them leaned back
among the cushions in the stern and
enjoyed the interlude, those who
CHANGED to be looking over and saw her
Slipping by might have imagined that,
save for the difference of draperies and
accessories, Cleopatra in her barge upon
the Cidnus was no fairer and no queen
lier sight than Honoria Hensler going
~ Jolii ier Nai"eN''e' N"uHi'iH vi ''''
Neckan' cousins whose Weai'h ana sur
rouhdings were ot Nalue 10 ner' us 'hey
themselves Were' ana her peau'S anu
charm distinctly Were to them.
"Oh!" she cried, as they welcomed
her on the Neckan, and there was some
thihs III her Ilch luii voice. tha' cur
responded 10 all ner other atliacuohs,
TINS Is soma comfort! anu she iookeu
aions the deck Wnile ora"'ls vi. her
sioNes. 30 soou VI you W S'io iine.
now thls looks as thiiiss shouiu, l
declare dared not move on .he i,t',e
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business l assure you "heh we ca'i'e
round the cape ana sne stoou Oh ehd
at every Dig wave ana inaae spIine
over liito 'he neA', l ie,. VI "' iho'T
worth tnan puopie oi Iua''i, anu l
left her. at New BEDFORD. VINO Is there
on board! Chariey Slsporhe Laura!
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are Dressing ior uihher! ihen YOU wiz
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packed OH olympe LOT soou-or pau'
out sent my lugSase py tram. WIN
you then anon. Anu moving easily vi,
her way with an embrace mere anu
a. salutation there, she uisappeareo'
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