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Identifier: bookofroyalblue17balt (find matches)
Title: Book of the Royal blue
Year: 1897 (1890s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio railroad company. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Middle Atlantic States -- Description and travel
Publisher: Baltimore
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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it may be, my boy. Im in it, just the same! He said. Your coat and vest, my friend, perhaps youd better shake, I took them otf. Come on, said he, and your position take. He put his hands up ; so did I; and then a little dance He executed with his feet, with hop and skip and prance. Meanwhile his hands some curious and strange gyrations made — And then I felt a sort of shock and horizontal staid. The purpo.se of those beds began upon my wits to creep— On one of them was where I lay—and—there 1 went to sleep. My nap was short, because I felt cold water on my face ; And I arose, quite staggering, without a hint of grace. The youth e.xclaimed. Im sorry ; but I thought you on your guard. I took you for another man who often here has sparred. Let me put on your clothes and then you come and lunch with me ; WeU get some good hot coffee and Im sure all right youll be ! .And so I was : but, quick a teacher of that game I founil ; If you have any doubt of this, why, You May Call Around!
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CHESAPEAKE CHAUTAUQUA. CHAUTAUQUA BEACH, MD. OX the beautiful Chesapeake Iay at themouth of the Severn Itiver is locatedthe new Chesapeake Chautauqua. Thislocation will perhaps be better rememberedas the long famous resort P>ay Ridge. .■\bout thirty miles from Baltimore. BayRidge has for years been the great ob-jective point for pleasure seekers duringthe summer months, and there has grad-ually been evolved an ideal resort magnifi-cently situated and deservedly popular. A completely equipped as to every detail, andheld in high esteem by the thousands whohave visited it annually for many years.The bay at this point is probably ten milesbroad and the distant shore being rarelyvisible, the horizon line has almost thecharm of the mighty Atlantic. During thehot (lays of the summer it is a positive de-light to find relief in the cool salt breezeswhich are constantly in evidence along theseshores of the thesapeake.

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