Ethel Hollister's Second Summer as a Campfire Girl by Irene Elliott Benson
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After that this song was sung:
"Lay me to sleep in thy sheltering flame. O Master of the Hidden Fire. Wash pure my heart and cleanse for me My Soul's desire. In flame of sunrise bathe my soul O Master of the Hidden Fire. That when I wake clear-eyed may be My Soul's desire." This is by Fiona Macleod. They stood around talking to Miss Kate for a little while, who walking over to Mattie kissed her tenderly, after which each girl followed her example before retiring, and poor Mattie was all broken up over it. CHAPTER VII MRS. HOLLISTER'S VISIT TO CAMP When the morning dawned on the day Mrs. Hollister was expected, great were the preparations made for that lady. "Listen to me, girls; she's the cleverest woman you ever met," said Cousin Kate. "She has not been exactly in favor of our organization, so I wish each of you girls to do your best, and Mrs. Hollister can |
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