Lenox
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But such places are not really needed. In Lenox the season is much shorter than at either Newport or Bar Harbor, and the time is well filled up with private enter- tainments. Indeed, it is sometimes rather 37 Lenox too wcll filled up, and the pleasure of see- ing the place must be foregone for the de- lights of seeing the people. It is often very gay, the people seem anxious to make the best of what must be the last of the country before they " go to town. " The question of " cottage " life or ..."ho- tel " life has never agitated Lenox, because of a rather peculiar condition of affairs. The huge caravansaries that are continu- ally springing up elsewhere have never appeared here. There is one hotel and only one — and this, in great measure, is an institution, and has become an important part of Lenox. Its fame is not by any means local. "Curtis's" is known not only in this country but has been mentioned in others. It is a big, old structure rising on the main street at the very centre of things, across the way from its only possi- ble rival in general consideration, the post- office, of which more must be said presently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But such places are not really needed. In Lenox the season is much shorter than at either Newport or Bar Harbor, and the time is well filled up with private enter- tainments. Indeed, it is sometimes rather 37 Lenox too wcll filled up, and the pleasure of see- ing the place must be foregone for the de- lights of seeing the people. It is often very gay, the people seem anxious to make the best of what must be the last of the country before they " go to town. " The question of " cottage " life or ..."ho- tel " life has never agitated Lenox, because of a rather peculiar condition of affairs. The huge caravansaries that are continu- ally springing up elsewhere have never appeared here. There is one hotel and only one — and this, in great measure, is an institution, and has become an important part of Lenox. Its fame is not by any means local. "Curtis's" is known not only in this country but has been mentioned in others. It is a big, old structure rising on the main street at the very centre of things, across the way from its only possi- ble rival in general consideration, the post- office, of which more must be said presently.
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