The Camp Fire Girls At Long Lake
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" "How do you know so much about them, Bessie, if you never saw anythingof them when you were in Hedgeville?" "I read a book about them once. It's called 'Lavengro, ' and it's by aman who's been dead a long time now; his name was Borrow. " "What a funny name! I never heard of that book, but I'll get it and readit when I get home. It tells about the gypsies, you say?" "Yes. But I guess not about the gypsies as they are now, but more asthey used to be. We're getting close, now. See all the babies...! Aren'tthey cute and brown?" Two or three parties, evidently from the hotel, were looking about thecamp, but they paid little attention to the two Camp Fire Girls, evidently recognizing that they did not come from the hotel. Thegypsies, however, always on the alert when they see a chance to makemoney by selling their wares or by telling fortunes, flocked aboutthem, particularly the women. Bessie, fair haired and blond, they seemeddisposed to neglect, but Bessie noticed that several of the men lookedadmiringly at Dolly, whose dark hair and eyes, though she was, ofcourse, much fairer than their own women, seemed to appeal to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "How do you know so much about them, Bessie, if you never saw anythingof them when you were in Hedgeville?" "I read a book about them once. It's called 'Lavengro, ' and it's by aman who's been dead a long time now; his name was Borrow. " "What a funny name! I never heard of that book, but I'll get it and readit when I get home. It tells about the gypsies, you say?" "Yes. But I guess not about the gypsies as they are now, but more asthey used to be. We're getting close, now. See all the babies...! Aren'tthey cute and brown?" Two or three parties, evidently from the hotel, were looking about thecamp, but they paid little attention to the two Camp Fire Girls, evidently recognizing that they did not come from the hotel. Thegypsies, however, always on the alert when they see a chance to makemoney by selling their wares or by telling fortunes, flocked aboutthem, particularly the women. Bessie, fair haired and blond, they seemeddisposed to neglect, but Bessie noticed that several of the men lookedadmiringly at Dolly, whose dark hair and eyes, though she was, ofcourse, much fairer than their own women, seemed to appeal to them.
What to read after The Camp Fire Girls At Long Lake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane L Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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