Dark Nantucket Noon (36 page)

Helpful friends and neighbors at home were Karoly Balogh, Elizabeth Hewitt, Alvin Levin, Emanuel Maicr and Maryalice Thoma. Elizabeth A. Little of Lincoln and Nantucket read a manuscript that was a palimpsest requiring three sets of spectacles.

There really was a rainbow on the day of the eclipse.

J.L.

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