Nan Sherwood at Palm Beach
Or, Strange Adventures Among the Orange Groves
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Nan Sherwood at Palm Beach, or Strange Adventures Among the Orange Groves, is a book by Annie Roe Carr. Rhoda Hammond exclaims, What a perfectly lovely sled! and Nan impulsively pats the wheel of her treasure. Rhoda Hammond remarks, There goes the Gay Girl, and Bess chimes in a little anxiously that she is going like the wind.
Nan says she is certain her suitcase will be stolen, or lost, or something, before they can get to Florida, and adds in a low voice that it is not the bag she worries about but what is in the bag. A chapter titled Caught says it was lucky for Bess that Linda's father happened in at that moment, for Linda was in a rage at thus being found out.
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- Author
- Annie Roe Carr
- Reading time
- About 4 hours
- Pages
- 144
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Childrens Classics
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