The Girl Scouts in Beechwood Forest
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The Girl Scouts in Beechwood Forest is by Margaret Vandercook. Tory keeps a fire signal going in a clearing nearer the summit of the hill, and no one replies either by another signal or by coming to their rescue.
Edith is called splendid, someone who knows more of cooking and practical things than any girl in camp. Edith pours the tea and explains that she likes to behave as if she were more at home in the House in the Woods than any one of the other Scouts. The text notes an agreement not to discuss the subject of the pageant until her return. Dorothy McClain protests to Mr. Hammond, asking why a small package of letters discovered in the way that they have come across these should have any connection with Katherine Moore, and suggests that the letters may have been thrust into the old fireplace to burn and been forgotten.
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- Author
- Margaret Vandercook
- Pages
- 110
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Childrens Classics
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