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Title: The Meadow-Brook Girls Under Canvas

Author: Janet Aldridge

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THE MEADOW-BROOK GIRLS UNDER CANVAS

Or, Fun and Frolic in the Summer Camp

by

JANET ALDRIDGE

Author of _The Meadow-Brook Girls Across Country_, _The Meadow-Brook
Girls Afloat_, etc.

Illustrated

Philadelphia
Henry Altemus Company

1913

[Illustration: "I go, I thtay!" (Frontispiece.)]

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I. CRAZY JANE'S WILD DRIVE

II. WHAT HAPPENED TO TOMMY

III. THE TRAIL TO CAMP WAU-WAU

IV. IN THE HEART OF THE FOREST

V. THEIR TROUBLES MULTIPLY

VI. TAKING THEIR FIRST DEGREE

VII. TOMMY HAS A NIGHTMARE

VIII. A DAY WITH AN EXCITING FINISH

IX. SOUNDING THE GENERAL ALARM

X. AROUND THE COUNCIL FIRE

XI. TRIED BY THE FLAMES

XII. HARRIET TURNS THE TABLES

XIII. THE CAMP GETS A SURPRISE

XIV. CRAZY JANE IS INTRODUCED

XV. THE GHOST OF WAU-WAU

XVI. THE LAYING OF A SPOOK

XVII. THE SOUP THAT FAILED

XVIII. AN "HONOR" FAIRLY LOST

XIX. WHEN THE STORM BROKE

XX. THE FALL OF A FOREST KING

XXI. A DAY OF EXCITEMENT

XXII. SLUMBERS RUDELY DISTURBED

XXIII. HARRIET'S GRAVE MISTAKE

XXIV. CONCLUSION

CHAPTER I

CRAZY JANE'S WILD DRIVE

"Tommy, what are you doing?" demanded Margery Brown, shaking back a lock
of unruly hair from her flushed face.

"Conthulting the Oracle," lisped Grace Thompson, more familiarly known
among her friends as Tommy.

"I should think you wo