The Campfire Girls of Roselawn
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Thegoodies were bought, the sale of fancy goods added much to thetreasury, and a bigger thing than any other source of income was theadmission to the radio shows.
The children were not the most interested part of the audience in thetent. From two o'clock until closing time Jessie Norwood presided ateight shows. She sometimes faced almost the same audience twice. Notonly did some of the children pay their way in more than once, butgrown people did the same. Curiosity regarding radio science wasr...ife.
Doctor Stanley came more than once himself to listen. And theminister's boys wanted to take the radio set all apart between showsto "see how it went. " "I bet we could build one our own selves, " declared Bob Stanley.
"I betcha!" agreed Fred.
"Only, it will cost a lot of money, " groaned the minister's oldestson.
"You can do it for about ten dollars--if you are ingenious, " saidJessie encouragingly.
"Gee whiz! That's a lot of money, " said Fred.
The girl knew better than to suggest lending them or giving them themoney.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thegoodies were bought, the sale of fancy goods added much to thetreasury, and a bigger thing than any other source of income was theadmission to the radio shows.
The children were not the most interested part of the audience in thetent. From two o'clock until closing time Jessie Norwood presided ateight shows. She sometimes faced almost the same audience twice. Notonly did some of the children pay their way in more than once, butgrown people did the same. Curiosity regarding radio science wasr...ife.
Doctor Stanley came more than once himself to listen. And theminister's boys wanted to take the radio set all apart between showsto "see how it went. " "I bet we could build one our own selves, " declared Bob Stanley.
"I betcha!" agreed Fred.
"Only, it will cost a lot of money, " groaned the minister's oldestson.
"You can do it for about ten dollars--if you are ingenious, " saidJessie encouragingly.
"Gee whiz! That's a lot of money, " said Fred.
The girl knew better than to suggest lending them or giving them themoney.
What to read after The Campfire Girls of Roselawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Penrose Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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