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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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nse aspossible, and at the same time to beclose to town. This simplicity of ar-chitectural and social eflects is true,^particularly of the village proper. Be-yond it the shore, which stretches toMarblehead, has become occupied bymore elaborate cottages, some conspic-uously ugly and others of very tastefuldesign. Many fine water-views are ob-tained from these, notal^ly from thebeautiful Galloupes Point, which isshut out from the dust of the highroad and other suggestions of urbanproximity. In brief, it may be statedthat the last twenty years have seen theerection, along the hitherto unoccupiedshore from Swampscott to Marblehead,of colonies of cottages inviting the pro-prietorship of the increasing class ofwell - to - do people who desire to livecomfortably in summer, inters2:)ersedwith an occasional hotel of ample di-mensions, the prices of which terrify thedemocratic lieachcomber whose ambi-tion is bounded by a fishing-pole, clams,and pink lemonade. In an indenture of the coast formed
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