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Life at Seacote soon settled down to its groove, and it was a very / pleasant groove. There was always plenty of fun to be had. Bathing every / day in the crashing breakers, digging in the sand, building beach fires, / talking to the old fishermen, were all delightful pursuits. And then / there were long motor rides inland, basket picnics in pine groves, and / excursions to nearby watering-places.
The Craig boys turned out to be jolly playfellows, and they and the / Maynards became inseparable chums. Marjorie often wished one of them had / been a girl, but at the same time, she enjoyed her unique position of / being the only girl in the crowd. The boys deferred to her as to a / princess, and she ruled them absolutely.