Ruth Fielding On the St. Lawrence
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The three girls, really glad to be away from the crowd and the confusionof the moving picture camp, settled down to several hours ofcompanionship. Helen could be silent if she pleased, and with herknitting and a novel proceeded to curl up under a tamarack tree and buryherself for the time being.
Helen had not, however, forgotten the "inner woman, " as she pronouncedit. When lunch time came she opened the covered basket which she hadbrought in addition to the book and the knitting, and produced ...sandwichesand cake, besides the wherewithal for the making of a cup of tea over acan of solidified alcohol. They lunched famously.
It was while they were thus engaged, and chatting, that the staccatoexhaust of a motor-boat drew their attention to the Island of Pipes. Fromthe other side, a boat was poking around into the passage leading to theAmerican shore.
"My goodness!" exclaimed Helen, "the King of the Pipes isn't in thatboat, is he?" "Not at all, " Ruth assured her. "I see nobody who looks like him amongthose men--" "All are not men, Miss Ruth, " interrupted Wonota, the keen-eyed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The three girls, really glad to be away from the crowd and the confusionof the moving picture camp, settled down to several hours ofcompanionship. Helen could be silent if she pleased, and with herknitting and a novel proceeded to curl up under a tamarack tree and buryherself for the time being.
Helen had not, however, forgotten the "inner woman, " as she pronouncedit. When lunch time came she opened the covered basket which she hadbrought in addition to the book and the knitting, and produced ...sandwichesand cake, besides the wherewithal for the making of a cup of tea over acan of solidified alcohol. They lunched famously.
It was while they were thus engaged, and chatting, that the staccatoexhaust of a motor-boat drew their attention to the Island of Pipes. Fromthe other side, a boat was poking around into the passage leading to theAmerican shore.
"My goodness!" exclaimed Helen, "the King of the Pipes isn't in thatboat, is he?" "Not at all, " Ruth assured her. "I see nobody who looks like him amongthose men--" "All are not men, Miss Ruth, " interrupted Wonota, the keen-eyed.
What to read after Ruth Fielding On the St. Lawrence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice B Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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