أنت هنا
قراءة كتاب Doris Force at Locked Gates Or Saving a Mysterious Fortune
تنويه: تعرض هنا نبذة من اول ١٠ صفحات فقط من الكتاب الالكتروني، لقراءة الكتاب كاملا اضغط على الزر “اشتر الآن"
DORIS FORCE
AT LOCKED GATES
Or
Saving a Mysterious Fortune
By
Julia K. Duncan
THE GOLDSMITH PUBLISHING CO.
CHICAGO NEW YORK

Copyright MCMXXXI
H. A. Co.
MANUFACTURED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CONTENTS
- Chapter Page
- I A Queer Invitation 5
- II A Friendly Note 12
- III A Prospective Visit 22
- IV An Aviation Meet 28
- V Kitty Arrives 35
- VI Locked Gates 42
- VII A Strange Reception 53
- VIII A Visitor 59
- IX A Conversation Overheard 66
- X Memories 75
- XI A Sorrowful Romance 82
- XII An Interlude 91
- XIII An Important Request 99
- XIV A Valuable Find 108
- XV Questionable Characters 118
- XVI A Pleasant Adventure 125
- XVII A Dog’s Discovery 135
- XVIII The Floor Above 141
- XIX Under the Window 149
- XX A Picnic 154
- XXI An Unusual Procedure 168
- XXII A Narrow Escape 179
- XXIII An Accusation 187
- XXIV Face to Face 195
- XXV Vindication 200
DORIS FORCE AT
LOCKED GATES
CHAPTER I
A QUEER INVITATION
“What are you waiting for, Doris? You’ve been hanging on that gatepost all afternoon.”
“Marshmallow” Mallow, a chubby, pleasant-faced youth flung away the core of an apple and came slowly down the walk toward the girl he had just addressed.
“Oh, I’m waiting for the postman,” Doris Force, an unusually pretty miss of sixteen, tossed carelessly over her shoulder as she continued to gaze down the street. “He just turned the corner.”
“Must be you’re expecting a very important letter,” Marshmallow drawled. “I’ll bet it’s from Dave!”
“Oh, go eat another apple!” Doris retorted goodnaturedly. “I’m looking for a letter from Kitty Norris, my chum at boarding school. I’m anxious to find out what she’s planning to do this vacation.”
“It’s sure going to be dull here at Chilton this summer.”
“I wish something exciting would turn up.”
“So do I, but nothing ever does.” Gloomily, Marshmallow thrust his hand into his coat pocket and brought out two candy bars. “Have one, Doris?”
“No, thanks. I don’t see how you can enjoy eating all the time! Why, if you keep on, you’ll land in the circus!”
Doris knew from past experience that her gibes would be accepted in the