The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-08

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where Shoes and trunk and playing CARTS.
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diin't happ~n often, though. and h~r,irs
there sas always che chance - fishing
Tor -"a food ss me lay lagily In h~d and
cus-el the delug~
But the h-.-t ~ n all. tho tenters found.
was the good. clean. hsalthful. sane life
Snru. Oh, ~ar. un..nk.v. 80 ,ha ,,lo,y
went down Ia Rocksway early in the sum
mer thin. nervous tagged. physically and
mentally irritable and ready tn -ns . NJ the
slightest excuse for aYront.
They left after thres or -four weeks With
brains cleared. bodies strengthened and
ready to find a laugh IN every line of life
They went back To town with the appetit.-
Of truck drivers and ready u sail into work
lust for the love Of doing something ne IL
really should he done.
The 4, lony had q social life all OF IT, own.
mixing little with hotel boarderu or visitors.
They had their own concerts. their own din
ner parties. their own beach picnics and their
own sports, and they got to know each other
beneath the skin. Tbs thing that tickled
them most IT all. perhaps. was TO have a
sup.rcilious visitor from one Of the hotels
stroll among the tents. saying audibly,
It's funny that people would choose
10 live like this. Stury. uncomfortable
little tents, bathing suits all day, ants in
the soup-not for me-"
That would make the tenters smile.
although they wouldn't take the trouble
TO argue about At. They knew that they
had found the secret Of good. clean living
and they pitied. perhaps, the folk that were
too dense TO understand Il.