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قراءة كتاب The Carter Girls' Week-End Camp
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THE CARTER GIRLS’
WEEK-END CAMP
By NELL SPEED
Author of
“The Molly Brown Series,” “The Tucker
Twins Series,” etc.
A. L. BURT COMPANY
Publishers New York
Printed in U. S. A.
Copyright, 1917,
BY
HURST & COMPANY
CONTENTS
CHAPTER | PAGE | |
I. | A Letter | 5 |
II. | The Return | 12 |
III. | The Problem | 30 |
IV. | Robert Carter’s Astonishing Girls | 48 |
V. | The Tuckers | 66 |
VI. | Post-prandial Conversations | 78 |
VII. | The Storm | 97 |
VIII. | The Damage Done | 115 |
IX. | Mr. Machiavelli Tucker | 126 |
X. | Mr. Hiram G. Parker | 142 |
XI. | The Bird | 165 |
XII. | Please Remit | 185 |
XIII. | Teakettle | 194 |
XIV. | The Foragers | 212 |
XV. | Babes in the Wood | 232 |
XVI. | Tom Tit | 252 |
XVII. | The Spring-keeper | 269 |
XVIII. | More Finds | 278 |
XIX. | A Discussion | 286 |
XX. | Dr. Wright to the Rescue | 298 |
XXI. | Letters | 311 |
The Carter Girls’
Week-End Camp
CHAPTER I
A LETTER
From Douglas Carter to her mother, Mrs. Robert Carter
Greendale, Va., August —, 19—.
My darling Mother:
Words cannot express the joy and gratitude all of us feel that father is really getting well. I shall never forget the miserable time last spring when Dr. Wright came into the library where Helen and Nan and Lucy and I were sitting and told us of his very serious condition. I had felt he was in a very bad way but did not realize it was quite so dreadful. I am sure you did not, either. And when Dr. Wright said that you must take him on a long sea voyage and we understood that we were to be left behind, the bottom seemed to drop out of the universe.
And now, dear mother, I have a confession to make: You took for granted we were going to the