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17865	Aldridge, Janet	The Meadow-Brook Girls in the Hills; Or, The Missing Pilot of the White Mountains			.txt	text/plain	51122	4667	93	"I agree with the girls, Miss Elting," interjected Harriet. Hazel, Jane and Margery spread a blanket on the ground, while Tommy sat until we began looking about a little," answered Harriet Burrell. Miss Elting, Jane, Hazel and Harriet each were assigned to "man" the Miss Elting, Harriet and the men to gaze in open-mouthed wonder. Harriet ran to the wagon, followed closely by Miss Elting and Margery. "I think we had better make camp for the night," decided Miss Elting. "Look out!" shouted Tommy, as Harriet came abreast of her party. Harriet handed her torch to Jane, and, walking over, sat down by Miss "Now, girls," began Miss Elting, "before starting I wish to caution you "Girls, it is time for you to turn in," reminded Miss Elting. "Harriet!" She turned her head to find Miss Elting sitting up with a "You are a brave little girl, Harriet, dear," said Miss Elting softly,	./cache/17865.txt	./txt/17865.txt