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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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DRAWN BY W. S. VANDERBILT ALLEN. One of the Drives. ENGRAVED BY H. W. PECKWELU
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Boating on Stockbridge Bowl gradually be becomes very mueb roixedup, or else tbe bouses do, and, in ret-rospect, be sees vague conglomeratesbapes never dreamt of by any resj^ect-able arcliitect, or, if so dreamt, tlien ina nigbtmare in wbieb tbe parte cochireof one millionaire is put upon tbespreading wing of anotber, and tbestack of cbimneys from tbe dwelling oftbis magnate upon tbe slo^^ing roofs oftbat. He asks is tbis tbe place of So-and-So only to be told tbat it is tbe cot-tage of Some-One-Else, and it requiresdays before be can get tbem sorted out.Tben bow proud be is, and bow glibly,by way of testing bis information, bebastens to inform bis informant, witbstill a sliglit questioning inflection, itis true, but witb almost a tone of i)ro-j^rietorsbip. But in connection witb places,tliere is one experience tbat is j)eculiarand in a measure significant. It is veiydistinctly witbin tbe memory of tbewriter tbat, baviug been driven, one434 gray afternoon, along miles of road tbatlie

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