The Outdoor Girls At Rainbow Lake
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"We're creeping up on her!" whispered Amy, as she directed theattention of Grace to the boat just ahead of them. It was a light, open affair, with a two-cylinder motor, but speedy, and two girls init seemed to be working desperately over their machinery. Somethingseemed to have gone wrong with one of the cylinders, for Betty coulddetect a "miss" now and then.
"Yes, we're coming up, " admitted Grace, as she skillfully put a littleoil on a cam shaft. "If we can only hold out!" "Oh, trust Betty fo...r that. " "It isn't that-- it's the motor. One never knows when they are notgoing to 'mote. ' But this one seems to be coming on well, " and Graceglanced critically at the various parts.
They were well out in Rainbow Lake now, and many eyes were watchingthe race. One of the last boats to get away had given up, for thegirls in charge could not remedy the ignition trouble that developedsoon after they started. This left five. The Gem was second in line, but behind her a very powerful boat was gradually creeping up on her, even as she was overhauling the boat that got away first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We're creeping up on her!" whispered Amy, as she directed theattention of Grace to the boat just ahead of them. It was a light, open affair, with a two-cylinder motor, but speedy, and two girls init seemed to be working desperately over their machinery. Somethingseemed to have gone wrong with one of the cylinders, for Betty coulddetect a "miss" now and then.
"Yes, we're coming up, " admitted Grace, as she skillfully put a littleoil on a cam shaft. "If we can only hold out!" "Oh, trust Betty fo...r that. " "It isn't that-- it's the motor. One never knows when they are notgoing to 'mote. ' But this one seems to be coming on well, " and Graceglanced critically at the various parts.
They were well out in Rainbow Lake now, and many eyes were watchingthe race. One of the last boats to get away had given up, for thegirls in charge could not remedy the ignition trouble that developedsoon after they started. This left five. The Gem was second in line, but behind her a very powerful boat was gradually creeping up on her, even as she was overhauling the boat that got away first.
What to read after The Outdoor Girls At Rainbow Lake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Laura Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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