[Melbourne House, Volume 2 by Susan Warner]@TWC D-Link bookMelbourne House, Volume 2 CHAPTER IV 22/58
On enquiry it was found that there were two or three ways to the lake.
One was short and easy (in comparison) but very narrow; a mere footpath through the woods. Another had a wider track; but it had also a rough footing of rocks and stones, and was much longer; taking a circuit to reach the place. Another still was only used by eager lovers of the picturesque, though it was said to reward them. As soon as all this was explained to the understanding of the company, the larger division set off immediately for the easiest and quickest road to the lake; no other recommendation was worth a moment's considering.
With quick disappearance one after another muslin dress and gay parasol was lost within the edge of the woods which their chosen path immediately entered.
They vanished from the shore.
Every one of them was presently out of sight.
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