Girl Scouts in the Adirondacks
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Mike no wan' trouble carry him so far, da's all. " So the three dollars was paid down, balance to be paid when Mike calledfor it; canoe to be taken along with no added work expected of Mike.
Mike launched the canoe in the stream that passed his shop, and severalof the girls squatted in the bottom. But it proved overweighted for sucha shallow stream, and two had to get out again. Julie and Joan thenpaddled it safely to the deeper river, where Amy and Judith, beinglightest of the scouts, got in a...nd sat in the bottom.
Mrs. Vernon and the rest of the Troop stood watching eagerly while thetwo girls paddled silently and swiftly up the river to the place wherethe tumbling stream joined River Bend. Here they halted to allow theirother friends to catch up with them.
Julie and Joan were complimented upon their prowess, and when Ruth andBetty exchanged places with Amy and Judith, the canoe went on its way upthe river, while the other scouts continued hiking back towards camp.
"It wouldn't take us long to reach home if we were all in canoes, " saidAnne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mike no wan' trouble carry him so far, da's all. " So the three dollars was paid down, balance to be paid when Mike calledfor it; canoe to be taken along with no added work expected of Mike.
Mike launched the canoe in the stream that passed his shop, and severalof the girls squatted in the bottom. But it proved overweighted for sucha shallow stream, and two had to get out again. Julie and Joan thenpaddled it safely to the deeper river, where Amy and Judith, beinglightest of the scouts, got in a...nd sat in the bottom.
Mrs. Vernon and the rest of the Troop stood watching eagerly while thetwo girls paddled silently and swiftly up the river to the place wherethe tumbling stream joined River Bend. Here they halted to allow theirother friends to catch up with them.
Julie and Joan were complimented upon their prowess, and when Ruth andBetty exchanged places with Amy and Judith, the canoe went on its way upthe river, while the other scouts continued hiking back towards camp.
"It wouldn't take us long to reach home if we were all in canoes, " saidAnne.
What to read after Girl Scouts in the Adirondacks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roy Lillian Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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