Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 857
nce settled and in camp costume, you canhardly wait to look around. Let us take Gamp B.for an example of what a camp looks like. It wasBetty Brown, the girl that made the sensation atstarting, who showed Marjorie, a new girl,around camp the first morning. She came alongto Marjories tent just as she… … MARCHING AT THE INTER-CAMP FROLIC. tell it, since about all there is to it is pullingout of a steamer-trunk certain necessities of thesimple life, such as a heavy sweater and night-clothes, a bath-robe, a few (very few) toilet arti-cles, some shoes, and the photographs of the fam-ily, and putting…
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