The Camp Fire Girls Do Their Bit - Or, over the Top with the Winnebagos by Hildegard G. (Hildegard Gertrude) Frey
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"Where have you been?" called Hinpoha. "We've been calling and calling
for you. Come look at the robin trying to swallow the enormous angle worm twice as big as himself!" Sahwah went out, trying to look perfectly natural, and feeling as though her secret were written on her face in letters a foot high. She looked at the girls closely, to see if by any chance Veronica were among them, but she was not. "Where's Veronica?" she asked in a voice which she hoped sounded idle and casual. "Gone up to her room to lie down a while," replied Nyoda. "She got a headache from the sun. She asked to be left undisturbed until dinner time." ("Oh, if she only _were_ in her room," thought poor Sahwah!) "Come on and help pick raspberries," said Nyoda. "We miss your nimble fingers." So Sahwah fell to work among the bushes, absently stripping off the luscious red globes into the baskets, but her mind was far away and she took little part in the gay talk that went on around her. By and by, when the berries were all picked, Migwan said: "Let's make a basket of leaves and fill it with some of the largest berries and take it to Veronica." Sahwah's heart bounded painfully. "Let me take it up," she begged. |
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