The Girl Scouts At Camp Comalong Or Peg of Tamarack Hills
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"You are thinking of the famous old sob song, STRANDED 127 'Oh, Fair Dove, oh, Fond Dove'. But please forget it. It does not fit in the picture. " "Just the same, " insisted Grace, "I think we ought to go in to that island. See how dark it is getting, and there might be some help there. " With an amount of coaxing Grace and Cleo, with Eugenia and Helen, were finally allowed to row into shore, and as the water was perceptibly shallow, it was decided by Mae, as captain, that the little trip could... be made in perfect safety.
"I must stay with the Blowell, " she said, "as I might feel an under current strong enough to move us. Don 't delay too long. ' ' They were glad to leave the sail boat, if only temporarily. It had become monotonous, if not actually gloomy to sit there, longing to move.
A short pull brought the dory on to land, and briskly the girls sprang ashore. Along the edge just a stretch of sand, untraveled, greeted them.
"No footprints here, " Grace remarked. "But it 's nice and smooth ; a lovely little island.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You are thinking of the famous old sob song, STRANDED 127 'Oh, Fair Dove, oh, Fond Dove'. But please forget it. It does not fit in the picture. " "Just the same, " insisted Grace, "I think we ought to go in to that island. See how dark it is getting, and there might be some help there. " With an amount of coaxing Grace and Cleo, with Eugenia and Helen, were finally allowed to row into shore, and as the water was perceptibly shallow, it was decided by Mae, as captain, that the little trip could... be made in perfect safety.
"I must stay with the Blowell, " she said, "as I might feel an under current strong enough to move us. Don 't delay too long. ' ' They were glad to leave the sail boat, if only temporarily. It had become monotonous, if not actually gloomy to sit there, longing to move.
A short pull brought the dory on to land, and briskly the girls sprang ashore. Along the edge just a stretch of sand, untraveled, greeted them.
"No footprints here, " Grace remarked. "But it 's nice and smooth ; a lovely little island.
What to read after The Girl Scouts At Camp Comalong Or Peg of Tamarack Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garis Lilian to read onlineMoreLess
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