The Outdoor Girls at Rainbow Lake - Or, the stirring cruise of the motor boat Gem by Laura Lee Hope
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The Outdoor Girls At Rainbow Lake
or The Stirring Cruise of the Motor Boat Gem by Laura Lee Hope, 1913 _________________________________________________________________ CHAPTER I A GRAND SURPRISE "Girls, I've got the grandest surprise for you!" Betty Nelson crossed the velvety green lawn, and crowded into the hammock, slung between two apple trees, which were laden with green fruit. First she had motioned for Grace Ford to make room for her, and then sank beside her chum with a sigh of relief. "Oh, it was so warm walking over!" she breathed. "And I did come too fast, I guess." She fanned herself with a filmy handkerchief. "But the surprise?" Mollie Billette reminded Betty. "I'm coming to it, my dear, but just let me get my breath. I didn't know I hurried so. Swing, Grace." With a daintily shod foot-- a foot slender and in keeping with her figure-- Grace gave rather a languid push, and set the hammock to |
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