"Early next week," Louise replied, "and Julia has the loveliest new car."
"So have we, and so have you, and so has Cleo," replied Grace, rather discounting the glory of the first mentioned. "They may not all be quite as high-class as Julia's, but I am sure they are each perfectly first rate. Here is ours coming in just now. Let's hop in, and Lenore will run us over to your place, Weasie."
CHAPTER III
A COUPLE OF FREAKS
LEONORE, an older sister of the vivacious Grace, very willingly picked up the trio, and presently they were contrasting the ocean air as breathed at a speed rate along the ocean front, to the same air as gathered "by hand" from a stationary position.
"It's like drinking air," commented Cleo. "This is surely liquid air if there is any such commodity."
"I want to stop at Borden's for a paper," said their driver, Leonore. "Grace, will you kindly hop out and get it?"
The opportunity of inspecting the big pavilion which was just opened that day for the season, was eagerly grasped by all three girls, who promptly decided there were many and various things they all needed; all of which might be bought at Borden's, so they hopped out with conspicuous alacrity.