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Title: The Girls of Central High on Lake Luna
or, The Crew That Won

Author: Gertrude W. Morrison

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Language: English

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THE GIRLS OF CENTRAL HIGH ON LAKE LUNA

Or

The Crew That Won

by

GERTRUDE W. MORRISON

Author of The Girls Of Central High, The Girls of Central High at
Basketball, Etc.

Illustrated

New York
Grosset & Dunlap
Publishers

[Illustration: CENTRAL HIGH HAD WON!]

CONTENTS

I THE LONE MAN ON THE ISLAND

II MISSING: THE SHORT AND LONG OF IT

III TONY ALLEGRETTO

IV A SOLEMN MOMENT

V AUNT DORA

VI WHICH IS WHICH?

VII HOW TO GET A NEW SHELL

VIII HIDE AND SEEK

IX ONE IS A HEROINE

X BAKED IN A BISCUIT

XI THE BOAT IS FOUND

XII IN THE CAVE

XIII THE STRANGE MAN AGAIN

XIV THE NEW SHELL

XV TOMMY LONG HAS A BAD DAY

XVI THE CANOE RACE

XVII MISS CARRINGTON IN JUDGMENT

XVIII MOTHER WIT'S DISCOVERY

XIX THE RESCUE

XX BILLY'S STORY

XXI IN PRACTICE AGAIN

XXII THE STOLEN SHELL

XXIII BILLY'S GREAT DIVE

XXIV THE BIG DAY

XXV THE RACE IS WON

THE GIRLS OF CENTRAL HIGH ON LAKE LUNA

CHAPTER I

THE LONE MAN ON THE ISLAND

"There! I see him again," whispered Dora Lockwood.

A half-minute's silence, save for the patter of the drops from the
paddles as the light cedar canoe shot around East Point of Cavern
Island