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It was a bright day at the seashore, and the beach was crowded.
Lord and Lady Quaintree were at Eastbourne, with the Honorable Gerald and "the two girls," as Lois and Blanche were affectionately designated. Frank Amberley had come to spend his few weeks of holiday here.