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id: 15133
title: Campfire Girls in the Allegheny Mountains; or, A Christmas Success against Odds
author: Francis, Stella M.
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  "It''s the Spring Lake Boy Scouts," cried Marion Stanlock, who was The boys plotted their big surprise on the girls in true scout At the close of the Camp Fire Girls'' program the 150 Boy Scouts arose Cheer, a Boy Scout''s compliment to the Camp Fire Girls, and then Is there any wonder that Marion Stanlock, after reading letter No. 2 "I beg your pardon, Marion," said Helen with an evident effort at "All the girls ought to know about this letter," Helen replied. "Never mind, Helen," said Marion, taking her hand tenderly in her own. "Ought we to inform the other girls now?" asked Marion with a sense of Wonderland''," Helen Nash remarked to Marion after Mr. Stanlock had "It isn''t my nature, Marion, to do it that way," Mr. Stanlock replied. girls to come here in the holidays?" Mr. Stanlock inquired. "But," said Marion, apprehensively, "why didn''t she come right home?


id: 15726
title: The Camp Fire Girls on the Farm; Or, Bessie King''s New Chum
author: Stewart, Jane L.
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  "I don''t exactly _like_ Farmer Weeks myself," said Bessie, "I know how Jake Hoover found I was here, I bet," said Bessie, who had "That''s right, Bessie," said Jamieson, smiling. "I''m sure he will when I tell him how good you''ve been to us, Mr. Jamieson," said Zara. "I think you''re right, Bessie," she said. In her new clothes Bessie looked enough like a city girl to pass "I''m so sorry if you were worried about me, Miss Eleanor," said Bessie, "Miss Eleanor," said Bessie, quickly, "I''ve got an idea and I wish you "I ought to know about a farm," said Bessie. "Other people got along all right," said Bessie. "Of course we shouldn''t, Dolly," said Bessie, irritated, since she saw "You''re quite right about him, Dolly," said Bessie, laughing so hard "I think there''s more than that, though, Dolly," said Bessie, her eyes "Yes, indeed," said Bessie, with a smiling look at Dolly.


id: 20822
title: The Camp Fire Girls on the March; Or, Bessie King''s Test of Friendship
author: Stewart, Jane L.
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  "What time are we going to start, Miss Eleanor?" asked Dolly, who felt "Now, don''t hold a grudge against all those girls, Dolly," said Eleanor, "Of course you would," said Eleanor, who saw the point Dolly was trying "I think I can, Miss Eleanor," said Bessie. "I bet it will be good fun, no matter what they''re like," said Margery narrow escape," said Eleanor, looking around, "See, girls, you can see "No, I won''t, Dolly," said Eleanor, laughing. "That''s one of the things I like best about the Camp Fire," said Bessie, "I don''t only believe it, I know it, Mrs. Pratt," said Eleanor, "There''s a lot of good, kind people there," said Mrs. Pratt, brightening "I know the people in a big boarding-house here," said Eleanor, "and "He wanted to run away, Bessie," said Dolly. "I think that''s likely to keep him pretty busy, Dolly," said Eleanor,


id: 20832
title: Campfire Girls at Twin Lakes; Or, The Quest of a Summer Vacation
author: Francis, Stella M.
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  Then Ruth Hazelton moved that the Camp Fire place itself at Mrs. Hutchins'' service to leave for Twin Lakes as soon as she thought best, "Now, girls," said Miss Ladd, addressing Katherine and Hazel, "let me "Don''t be afraid, little boy," Hazel said, reaching out her hands toward camp somewhere near the Graham home," said Katherine. "Don''t you girls camp out any?" Katherine asked with the view of Katherine wanted to ask the Graham girls if they were going to a stylish Both Katherine and Hazel recognized Addie as the girl whom, on their toward home and the Camp Fire Girls followed her, Miss Ladd leading the Shortly after the girls returned from the Graham cottage to their camp, Miss Ladd asked the Graham girls to remain at the camp for supper, but appearance of Addie Graham at the girls'' camp. man the Graham girls spoke about," said Helen.


id: 20106
title: How Ethel Hollister Became a Campfire Girl
author: Benson, Irene Elliott
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  "Yes, imagine a delicate girl like Ethel doing that," rejoined Mrs. Hollister. "My dear Kate," said her aunt, "nowadays a girl has all she can possibly "Oh, Mrs. Hollister," said Lottie Owen, a girl of Ethel''s age, "have you the door she said, "Ethel, I have written to your father''s Aunt Susan, came to the girl--it was to get Aunt Susan to like her (Ethel, her "All right, girls; I''m in Grandmamma''s room," replied Ethel, "come in "I know my mother wouldn''t let me join," said Ethel. "Ethel," he said, "I wish you to help and make your Aunt Susan''s visit "Ethel, my dear," said Aunt Susan, "you''re looking badly. poor little girl," and Aunt Susan kissed and soothed her as a mother "Oh, Aunt Susan," said the girl drying her eyes, "I feel happy now that love with Kate''s mother, who seemed more like the girl''s sister. "The other girls are lovely," said Ethel.


id: 20713
title: A Campfire Girl''s First Council Fire The Camp Fire Girls In the Woods
author: Stewart, Jane L.
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  Bessie had a father and mother, but they had left her with Mrs. Hoover a long time before, and she could scarcely remember them, but she "Oh, Zara, aren''t you afraid to come here?" said Bessie, alarmed, "Oh, Zara, it''s wrong to talk that way," said Bessie. "Zara," said Bessie, suddenly, "suppose Jake was telling the truth? "I''m going to run away, myself," said Bessie, quietly. "Then Jake Hoover''d better look out," said Zara, viciously. "The world''s a beautiful place after all, Zara," said Bessie. "There''s someone over there, Bessie," said Zara, frightened at the sign "They won''t hurt us, Zara," said Bessie, stoutly. "I''ll do the right thing, Bessie," said Wanaka, smiling. "Aren''t they good to us, Zara?" said Bessie. "Just think that way," said Bessie to poor Zara, who was trembling like "We''re a long way from home now, Zara, you see," said Bessie.


id: 28448
title: The Campfire Girls of Roselawn; Or, a Strange Message from the Air
author: Penrose, Margaret
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  Whoever said Burd Alling had good sense?" demanded Jessie. But at the moment Jessie Norwood and her chum, Amy Drew, darted around "And anything a boy can do a girl ought to do a little better," Amy Amy had once said that if Jessie went to girl she and Jessie had seen borne away in the big French car. Of course, Jessie Norwood and Amy Drew did not spend all their time looked from her bony little body to Jessie, and Amy''s eyes actually "Let me tell you, Mr. Smarty," said Amy, "that Jessie''s lecture is the girl Jessie and Amy saw abused in that way is surely the maid who "Keep your eyes open for aerials anywhere, Amy," said Jessie. "Come on, Henrietta," said Jessie, helping the little girl to jump "You girls," Darry Drew said to Jessie and Amy, "have got more radio


id: 29528
title: The Camp Fire Girls in the Mountains; Or, Bessie King''s Strange Adventure
author: Stewart, Jane L.
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  "The Camp Fire Girls are going to try to make things better, aren''t "Well, I know now why I''ve got to be careful," said Dolly. "We''re sure to like anything you plan, Miss Eleanor," said Dolly, with way of Mr. Holmes," she said to Bessie and Dolly. "I think Bessie would make a pretty good detective," said Dolly. "We''ve got them, I think," Jamieson said to Eleanor Mercer and the two "You know," he had said to Eleanor, "this chap Holmes thinks--or he did "Bessie and I didn''t know it, either, until she saw him tying Mr. Jamieson up," said Dolly. "But I know how to swim, and one walk is just like another," said Dolly. Bessie''s right, Margery," said Eleanor. "You go and get water, Dolly and Bessie," said Eleanor, then. "Oh, Miss Eleanor," said Bessie, tensely, "those girls are all around "Oh, that''s all right, too, Bessie," said Dolly.


id: 18606
title: The Camp Fire Girls in the Maine Woods; Or, The Winnebagos Go Camping
author: Frey, Hildegard G.
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  Sahwah looked to see Migwan and Gladys fall into each other''s "What''s going to happen?" asked Gladys of Nyoda, watching the Gladys''s bed was in the Omega tent with Sahwah, Hinpoha and trick camp beds have." Gladys went on crying, however, so Nyoda would have to leave early Nyoda asked if the girls wouldn''t like When Nyoda reached camp Hinpoha and Sahwah were lying on their "Close your tents before you leave, girls," said Nyoda, appearing were Nyoda, Hinpoha, Sahwah and the man who had watched the camp anything else," said Nyoda, "but I''ll ask the girls who were in When Nyoda was directing the other girls Gladys stood out on the "Goodness, but the lake is rough," said Nyoda, watching Sahwah All this time Nyoda and Sahwah had been working on a canoe a and Nyoda''s coming for me in a canoe," thought Sahwah. "Nyoda," said Gladys.


id: 31499
title: A Campfire Girl''s Happiness
author: Stewart, Jane L.
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  "Isn''t it strange, Miss Eleanor," said Bessie King, "that this should "That looks like pretty good evidence," said Trenwith, frowning. "I like that Mr. Trenwith, Bessie," said Dolly, when the meal was over "Looks like a camping party, all right," said Trenwith. "I guess Bessie''s right, Marcia," said Dolly, thoughtfully. "I don''t think I know just what you mean, Dolly," said Gladys, stiffly. "I think I know it better, Gladys," said Dolly, gravely. "I''m going to try to forget about her altogether, Dolly," said Bessie. "I''m very glad you''re going to stay, Gladys!" said Dolly. "I see what you mean, Miss Eleanor," said Bessie. "Well, I don''t know what you''re going to do, Bessie," said Dolly, "but "I think you can sail on even terms, Dolly," said Eleanor. "Margery''s right, though, Dolly," said Eleanor. "I think it''s a good thing it happened, in a way," said Dolly, when they


id: 30825
title: The Camp Fire Girls on Ellen''s Isle; Or, The Trail of the Seven Cedars
author: Frey, Hildegard G.
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  "Thanks," said Sahwah, edging away from Katherine''s dripping proximity, "Let''s go and see the Captain," said Mr. Evans, and they went right "Now they''ll be here in a minute," said Katherine, turning to look at "I refuse to fritter away my time," said Uncle Teddy, hungrily helping "We haven''t any better claim than the Sandwich boys," said Katherine. "Looks like it," said the Captain, going a notch higher in search of a "I''m going to try and make old man moose come to see us," said Uncle "I think the girls had better go in first," said Katherine. "You and Uncle Teddy will be in the first canoe," said Katherine. said Katherine, when nothing took place that looked like an effort at "My dear Katherine," said Uncle Teddy, "the way you put things it would "They''ll never come for us in the launch in _that_," said Katherine


id: 31393
title: The Camp Fire Girls on the Field of Honor
author: Vandercook, Margaret
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  Aunt Patricia and the Camp Fire girls insisted upon remaining on deck At this moment, if Miss Patricia would only stop talking, Mrs. Burton By this time the little French girl was looking so completely exhausted weeks Mrs. Burton wondered if in bringing the Camp Fire girls with her One afternoon the French farm house was deserted except for Sally Mrs. Burton''s suggestion that no one of the girls leave the farm alone Any other one of the Camp Fire girls, Sally believed, would have given Standing apart from the girls were Miss Patricia Lord, Mrs. Burton, and farm, Mrs. Burton knocked softly at Miss Patricia''s door. spend his leave with Mrs. Burton and the Camp Fire girls at their farm As the two girls entered Miss Patricia''s room, Sally, accompanied by her "Miss Patricia, I do not wish to meet _all_ your Camp Fire girls.


id: 31748
title: Pemrose Lorry, Camp Fire Girl
author: Hornibrook, Isabel
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  that, little Pem!" Toandoah, the inventor, turned from fitting a number And when the little black-haired mite in due time came, when she opened February day when two light-hearted girls were going skiing. This carried in the head of the Thunder Bird, big or little, would came to the mountains,--at least, short of the little Thunder Bird''s handsome--not with that little stand in his eye--just like Una''s, only little star--almost a squint; so--so like Una''s," thought the inventor''s "Yes. That''s why we like, girls and boys, to come down to our camp early watched her father at work, when the little Thunder Bird, the smaller With the girls in their little fairy-like ring of electric light--to go And in the darkness--into the blackness the little Thunder Bird soared. is out, boy: these little girls know all-ll: who you are--who I am!" She could not look at it, the little Thunder Bird''s log of that


id: 22938
title: The Camp Fire Girls in the Outside World
author: Vandercook, Margaret
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  without Polly and Esther, and somehow Edith,"----Betty broke off was longing to see her mother and Mollie and Betty Ashton. Then, at the thought of Betty Ashton, the slightly hard look in Polly''s mother and Mollie and Betty, of course, and had almost given way to "No, it won''t be like a meeting of our Camp Fire Club, Meg," Betty Polly and Esther were both away and Meg understood that sometimes Betty "Sit close by me, mother," Betty said, "and don''t let any one else come Instantly there was a little cry and Betty and Polly O''Neill were in "Betty, you darling," Polly gasped, "turn on every light in this room I wish I could talk like Betty and Polly, "Betty," Polly asked after a few moments of silence, when the two "Yes, but isn''t this the haunted room of this house, Betty?" Polly


id: 22652
title: A Campfire Girl''s Test of Friendship
author: Stewart, Jane L.
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  "What time are we going to start, Miss Eleanor?" asked Dolly, who felt "Of course you would," said Eleanor, who saw the point Dolly was trying "I think I can, Miss Eleanor," said Bessie. "I bet it will be good fun, no matter what they''re like," said Margery "No, I won''t, Dolly," said Eleanor, laughing. "That''s one of the things I like best about the Camp Fire," said Bessie, "I don''t only believe it, I know it, Mrs. Pratt," said Eleanor, "There''s a lot of good, kind people there," said Mrs. Pratt, brightening "I know the people in a big boarding-house here," said Eleanor, "and "He wanted to run away, Bessie," said Dolly. "No, I guess you''re a pretty good sort, Bessie," he said. "I think that''s likely to keep him pretty busy, Dolly," said Eleanor, Dolly said nothing more to her, but when she was alone with Bessie she


id: 14169
title: Ethel Hollister''s Second Summer as a Campfire Girl
author: Benson, Irene Elliott
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  Mrs. Archibald Hollister--Ethel''s mother--was worldly and ambitious; was Mrs. Hollister''s ambition to have Ethel like Harvey Bigelow, although Mrs. Hollister''s joy knew no bounds when Aunt Susan invited Ethel to Ethel Hollister''s Second Summer as a Camp Fire Girl "If she''s in mourning she''ll not expect to meet people," said Mrs. Hollister quickly, "nor to go to any places of amusement, thank heavens." late--in fact, since she had become a Camp Fire Girl--Ethel Hollister (Kate noticed that Ethel had begun to call Mrs. Hollister ''Mother'' and "Aunt Susan, you look out of sight," said Ethel, kissing her. "Mrs. Hollister," he said, "she''s a girl of wonderful character and "Aunt Susan, you''ve grown so young," said Ethel, "and as for Tom, well Really, Jane told me of some woman who said ''old Mrs. Carpenter was mighty upraised, dressing like a young girl.'' It''s funny, There lay Ethel Hollister--the girl who had never liked


id: 6895
title: The Camp Fire Girls Go Motoring; Or, Along the Road That Leads the Way
author: Frey, Hildegard G.
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  matter.) Gladys won Hinpoha, Chapa and Medmangi, and Nyoda won Sahwah, Hinpoha, Chapa and Medmangi, and Nyoda drove the Glow-worm right behind The man had said the girls in the car were laughing fit to kill, Margery looked so dismayed that Nyoda said hastily, "Why won''t you go "It''s a _four gone_ one all right," said Sahwah, but Nyoda''s mind was "Jump in, girls," said Nyoda, taking her place behind the wheel. "Tell me," said Nyoda, "was your uncle the man with the goggles?" and down the streets of the town, looking, as Sahwah said, "for For the second time Nyoda got the garage man at Wellsville on the long "I don''t blame Nyoda for going this way," said Gladys, "it''s lots "Nyoda can help us find the trunk," said Gladys confidently, thinking "It looks like it," said Gladys. "I don''t know about de looks," said Nyoda with a twinkle, "but as long


id: 10688
title: The Camp Fire Girls at Camp Keewaydin; Or, Paddles Down
author: Frey, Hildegard G.
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  "Sahwah and Oh-Pshaw are on the boat already," replied Agony, "and Gladys Agony looked over to where Mary Sylvester sat, the center of an animated For a moment the camp girls looked at the Lone Wolf in silence, not Agony looked at Oh-Pshaw standing beside Miss Judy at the wheel, "Yes, it will be all right for you to go in your bloomers," said Mrs. Grayson, in answer to Agony''s question on the subject. "How soon are you going?" asked Agony, a little awed by Mary''s casual Agony stood up in her corner of the room, her lips opened to tell Dr. Grayson that it was Mary who happened to have on the green bloomer suit Agony looked up to see Miss Amesbury, wreathed in smiles, peering down Several times Agony had looked up lately to find Miss Amesbury regarding "Is he going along with us on the canoe trip?" Katherine asked Miss Judy


id: 11718
title: The Camp Fire Girls at School; Or, The Wohelo Weavers
author: Frey, Hildegard G.
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  Nyoda laughed and shook her head at Sahwah, and "Migwan," otherwise said Aunt Phoebe in a tone of finality, and Hinpoha left the room, her asked Gladys to get seats for them, all but Migwan, who said nothing. "It seems like a different world altogether," said Migwan, looking out "Tell us a new game to play, Nyoda," said Gladys, "or Sahwah will go Gladys and Migwan met their Waterloo on "Y." "Yeast," said Nyoda. "Time to go back and let the rest have a turn," said Nyoda. "I think your mother''s a perfect dear," said Sahwah to Gladys on the "You can''t introduce me to your mother," said Mrs. Evans to Sahwah, "How little I thought," said Mrs. Brewster, "when Gladys began coming "Just a little operation," said Mrs. Gardiner hastily, as Migwan looked said to various of her girl and boy friends in school that day. belonging to Migwan, Hinpoha, Sahwah, Gladys and Nyoda!


id: 11664
title: The Camp Fire Girls Do Their Bit; Or, Over the Top with the Winnebagos
author: Frey, Hildegard G.
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  "Veronica won''t be interned," said Sahwah with an air of authority. happened," said Sahwah, "and before Veronica had ever seen America. "Nice child," said Nyoda, patting Sahwah approvingly, trying to turn the "Why, Nyoda," said Sahwah in surprise, "I didn''t know you had a cook. "Who is the girl in the picture, Nyoda?" asked Sahwah, whose eyes had time!" Sahwah had unconsciously clasped her hands, and stood looking up Sahwah happened to be looking at Mr. Prince while Veronica was speaking hill, where the path met the road, Sahwah saw Veronica come to a Veronica opened her eyes and smiled when she saw Sahwah. "Sahwah dear," she said, looking her straight in the eye, "it''s Veronica, looking at Sahwah and thinking how much like the brook she was "Of all things," said Sahwah, "to run across you two in the woods like "Oh, Sahwah, there isn''t time," said Hinpoha hopelessly.


id: 8662
title: The Camp Fire Girls at Sunrise Hill
author: Vandercook, Margaret
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  of the big, open windows was a strange girl whom Betty Ashton never "Camp Fire Girls?" Betty queried. thousand other practical things," laughed Betty, to stop Polly''s invite the girl who told you about the Camp Fire Club, Esther Clark? "Esther, won''t you repeat the Law of the Camp Fire for the girls?" Miss Polly dear," she whispered, "who is that girl with whom Betty is now "Do you think, Polly, that this is really a good plan of Betty''s?" Mrs. Ashton inquired thoughtfully. in the waters of the lake near their camp, Polly and Betty swimming with Betty and Meg and Mollie and, at times, Polly O''Neill, but she would Betty and Polly, for now Miss McMurtry stepped into the center of their While Betty and Esther were discussing what had best be done, Polly the fire, Polly, dear, and make a parting wish for Sunrise Camp," Betty


id: 12091
title: The Camp Fire Girls at Long Lake; Or, Bessie King in Summer Camp
author: Stewart, Jane L.
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  "I certainly do, Bessie--much too nice for a little flirt like Dolly to "I think it''s very mean to laugh at Walter''s clothes, Dolly," said "You know I''m right, or you''d have plenty to talk about," said Dolly, "I wish we hadn''t seen him until to-night, Dolly," said Bessie, gravely. "Dolly''s never content for very long in one place," said Eleanor Mercer, "I don''t like to know what''s going to happen next all the time," said AS Dolly had said, with each girl doing her share, the work of the camp "I''ll be glad to take a walk, Dolly," said Bessie, laughing. careless, Dolly," said Bessie, "Look, there''s a place where a fire "You don''t know anything about it, Dolly," said Bessie, a little "Bessie, I''m an awful coward, I''m afraid," Dolly said, as the camp was "Do you think I ought to tell Miss Eleanor myself?" said Dolly,


id: 36130
title: The Campfire Girls on Station Island; Or, The Wireless from the Steam Yacht
author: Penrose, Margaret
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  "Come on, Jessie," said Nell, dropping her work and starting, too. "Henrietta!" commanded Jessie Norwood, yet having hard work, like Nell "Why, Miss Jessie, they won''t know that," complained little Henrietta. "Then you do know where Station Island is, Mr. Drew?" cried Jessie, "Why, Miss Amy, it''s a awful big island," declared little Henrietta. But Jessie Norwood truly wished the little girl to be nice. the freckle-faced little girl was as lively, so Amy said, as a "I guess Darry won''t want to let it," said Amy, seeing that the two "It''s the Norwoods'' party, you know," Amy said, for Jessie had "shut up "We''ll buy wire for the antenna, of course," Jessie said to Amy. "Belle and Sally have got a hen on," said the slangy Amy to Jessie. "We will try the thing here on the island," Mr. Norwood said to Jessie. "Miss Jessie knows all about radio," said Henrietta.


id: 34926
title: The Camp Fire Girls in After Years
author: Vandercook, Margaret
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  Betty Ashton, who was now Mrs. Governor Graham, smiled, placing her hand For the friendship between Betty Ashton and the little French girl whom after the Betty of the Camp Fire days had become Mrs. Anthony Graham, Out in the hall the little French girl now discovered Faith and Kenneth John was a good business man, Betty thought; he was not dishonest in weeks Mrs. Jack Emmet felt like the Meg Everett of the old days in Faith Barton looked like a little white saint. Angel, because of course he would be specially kind to a girl like you. were little girls," Betty remarked to her companion. three children were playing, her little girl, Polly, and Billy and Dan. Bobbin was standing a short distance away watching them intently. For a moment Polly wondered when Betty and her It was like old times to hear Polly talking in


id: 36485
title: The Camp Fire Girls on the Open Road; Or, Glorify Work
author: Frey, Hildegard G.
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  Father came presently and took a long look at the man in the stall, and "But Father," I said, "you surely aren''t going to carry that man into the be happy all the time and try to like every girl in college. coming from next door Agony squealed, ''Camp Fire Girls!'' and began to "Let''s give them to her right away," said Hinpoha, beginning to gather I said good-bye to the House of the Open Door with the hand sign of fire Winnebago Camp Fire Girls, and when I said yes it was the voice informed "Just working on bits of things," he replied, "to pass the time away. "So glad I know, right at the outset, just where I come in," said Justice he went home from school; Mr. Butts also said he didn''t know. that day, the one I said looked like mischief!"


id: 33532
title: The Camp Fire Girls Behind the Lines
author: Vandercook, Margaret
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  Camp Fire girls, with Dan and Billy Webster to act as escorts had asked A few moments later the Sunrise Camp Fire girls were walking slowly away From the moment of her appearance upon the west-bound train with Mrs. Burton, who had introduced her as the new member of their Camp Fire and then one of the Camp Fire girls would ask Gerry a question, thinking the Camp Fire girls passed, but Sally and Gerry paid but slight Mrs. Burton had invited Felipe Morris and Merton Anderson to their Camp Personally Mrs. Burton thought the one thing necessary was to entice Felipe away from To slip away from the others would be difficult, and without Mrs. Burton''s consent Gerry did not like the idea. Certainly all that day never for long did Gerry have Mrs. Burton out of Soon after the other girls departed, Mrs. Burton asked Gerry to sit


id: 33806
title: The Camp Fire Girls Across the Seas
author: Vandercook, Margaret
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  in spite of missing Betty Ashton almost every hour, and had come to like opportunity to send messages to Betty Ashton." Purposely Polly waited "Look here, Esther," Richard Ashton finally began, "you know that Betty appearance in the Ashton home, little realizing then that the Betty Dick Ashton''s laughing wish that his sister Betty were a little less Polly O''Neill in a pale blue gown, though for Mollie or Betty Ashton it Esther, Betty and Polly, had been laughing and talking not far away from weeks since Polly''s, Betty''s and Esther''s visit to the German forest, Mrs. Ashton, of Dick and even Esther, she could observe that Miss Adams'' A young man sang before the time for Esther''s appearance, but Betty Then Esther began to sing--and Betty, Dick, Polly, Mrs. Ashton and Several days after Esther''s concert Lieutenant von Reuter persuaded Mrs. Ashton and Miss Adams to bring Betty and Polly with them to afternoon


id: 34443
title: The Camp Fire Girls at the Seashore; Or, Bessie King''s Happiness
author: Stewart, Jane L.
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  "Isn''t it strange, Miss Eleanor," said Bessie King, "that this should "That looks like pretty good evidence," said Trenwith, frowning. "I like that Mr. Trenwith, Bessie," said Dolly, when the meal was over "Looks like a camping party, all right," said Trenwith. "I guess Bessie''s right, Marcia," said Dolly, thoughtfully. "I don''t think I know just what you mean, Dolly," said Gladys, stiffly. "I think I know it better, Gladys," said Dolly, gravely. "I''m going to try to forget about her altogether, Dolly," said Bessie. "It means every girl in every Camp Fire," said Eleanor, finally. "I see what you mean, Miss Eleanor," said Bessie. "Well, I don''t know what you''re going to do, Bessie," said Dolly, "but "I think you can sail on even terms, Dolly," said Eleanor. "Margery''s right, though, Dolly," said Eleanor. "I think it''s a good thing it happened, in a way," said Dolly, when they


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title: The Camp Fire Girls Amid the Snows
author: Vandercook, Margaret
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  Wharton''s, Betty Ashton was borne into the cabin, four of the girls For Betty, in Princess fashion, with Polly, Sylvia and Nan, and the girl For if ever Betty Ashton had proved her right to her friend Polly''s hour after their return Betty, Esther and all the other girls were in look of concern at Betty''s news which she did not wish the young girl to It seems to me you Sunrise Camp Fire girls think every little allowing time for Polly to stop her, Betty drew out her Camp Fire knife Esther straightway left the O''Neill girls, Betty and Rose, to themselves. To Betty and Mollie, however, Polly confessed that, although Miss Adams there were only Betty, Polly and Esther about to be in the way. eyes of Betty, Esther and Polly, who were the most interested of the then, Rose, and let the Sunrise Camp Fire girls just come in and look at


