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(3 o'clk). My lunch and nap
have taken more time than
I could well spare. So I'm
afraid I must hurry over
the rest of the evening. After
we had had lunch, I pro-
posed we should go up to
a balcony on the Adm. b'g
so that we might look down
on the brilliant scene. Found
we must have a special permit,
but that we were so fortunate as
to get, so went out on the
second balcony fronting the
fountain. Surely no fairy land
was ever half so lovely. By this
time electric lights began to play
an important part. The white
arc lights were everywhere, and