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Title: Pemrose Lorry, Camp Fire Girl

Author: Isabel Katherine Hornibrook

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PEMROSE LORRY

CAMP FIRE GIRL

* * * * *

By

ISABEL HORNIBROOK

DRAKE OF TROOP ONE

SCOUT DRAKE IN WAR TIME

COXSWAIN DRAKE OF THE SEASCOUTS

PEMROSE LORRY: CAMP FIRE GIRL

* * * * *

[Illustration: Not a remote sign of a biplane decorated the sky overhead.
Frontispiece. See page 171.]

PEMROSE LORRY

CAMP FIRE GIRL

by

ISABEL HORNIBROOK

With Illustrations by Nana French Bickford

[Illustration]

Boston
Little, Brown, and Company
1921

Copyright, 1921,
By Little, Brown, and Company.
All rights reserved

Published October, 1921

Norwood Press

Set up and electrotyped by J. S. Cushing Co.
Norwood, Mass., U. S. A.

TO THE MEMORY OF MY MOTHER, VETERAN AUTHOR,
WHO FIRST HAD AN ADMIRATION FOR THE WISE WOMAN
WHO SAVED THE CITY, THIS STORY IS DEDICATED.

PREFACE

This, the first story written upon the latest and unique conquest of the
age, the conquest of empty Space, with the subsequent reaching out to
the Heavenly Bodies, has the permission of the conquering inventor,
Professor Robert H. Goddard.

May it bring to every Camp Fire in America, and to boys as well, the
romance of the transcendent achievement, beside which all dressing of
fiction pales!

The Author also acknowledges her indebtedness to Professor Frank G.
Speck for permis