The Camp Fire Girls in the Mountains
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" "Were they all covered with trees, like this?" "No, not at all. There were lots of little farms, and olive trees, andgardens. And sometimes there would be smoke coming from the top of themountains. " "You mean the volcanoes, don't you?" said Dolly. "I'd like to see aneruption some time. Like the ones at Vesuvius. " "I never saw one, " said Zara, with a shudder. "But I've seen the pathswhere the lava came down, and the places where people were killed, andwhere whole villages were wiped out. I'...m glad there aren't any aroundhere. " "So is Dolly, Zara, " said Bessie, dryly. "She's always wishing forthings she doesn't really want at all, because she thinks they would beexciting. " That would have started an argument without fail, if Dolly had not justthen had to devote her attention to something that she noticed beforeanyone else. She sniffed the air that came in through the car windowsonce or twice.
"I smell smoke, " she said. . "And look at the sun! It's so funny andred. See, you can look at it without it hurting your eyes at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Were they all covered with trees, like this?" "No, not at all. There were lots of little farms, and olive trees, andgardens. And sometimes there would be smoke coming from the top of themountains. " "You mean the volcanoes, don't you?" said Dolly. "I'd like to see aneruption some time. Like the ones at Vesuvius. " "I never saw one, " said Zara, with a shudder. "But I've seen the pathswhere the lava came down, and the places where people were killed, andwhere whole villages were wiped out. I'...m glad there aren't any aroundhere. " "So is Dolly, Zara, " said Bessie, dryly. "She's always wishing forthings she doesn't really want at all, because she thinks they would beexciting. " That would have started an argument without fail, if Dolly had not justthen had to devote her attention to something that she noticed beforeanyone else. She sniffed the air that came in through the car windowsonce or twice.
"I smell smoke, " she said. . "And look at the sun! It's so funny andred. See, you can look at it without it hurting your eyes at all.
What to read after The Camp Fire Girls in the Mountains?
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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