The pier was soon reached, from which most of the travelers continued their journey by rail.

The minister and his party, however, took passage again on a small boat for Cork.

Everything being new to Chester, and the father being quite unable to do anything, the initiative, at least, rested on Lucy.
With Chester's help, she managed quite well.
For an hour they sailed on the placid waters of the harbor and up into the river Lee.

The wooded hills, on either hand, dotted with farm-houses and villas, presented a pleasing picture.

The boat drew up to a landing at St.Patrick's Bridge, where Uncle Gilbert met them, greatly surprised and alarmed at his brother's condition.
Carriages were waiting.