The little folks were ready for bed, on leaving the table; the older ones
rested for a time on the _Dolphin's_ deck, chatting together while
enjoying the sunset, then they returned to the Court of Honor, to revel in
its beauties as seen by the witchery of the electric light.




CHAPTER VI.


Morning found them all rested, refreshed, and eager to spend another day
amid the beauties of the Fair. They started early, as on the previous day,
found Harold and Herbert with the other young gentlemen friends waiting
for them in the Peristyle, spent a little time enjoying its beauties and
the never wearying view it afforded of the lake on the one side, and the
Court of Honor on the other, then at the earnest solicitation of the
little ones they again entered an electric launch and glided swiftly along
the quiet waters of the lagoon.

"Let us go to the Transportation Building," proposed Rosie as they landed
again. "I want to see that golden doorway, and have not the least
objection to passing through it and examining things inside."

"As no one else has, I presume," said her grandfather. "No doubt we shall
find a great deal there worthy of examination."

"Yes, sir; much more than we can attend to in one visit," replied Harold,
leading the way, as everyone seemed well pleased to carry out Rosie's
suggestion.