Chapter I: Front Matter

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DOROTHY DALE'S CAMPING DAYS

by

MARGARET PENROSE

Author of "Dorothy Dale: a Girl of To-Day," "Dorothy Dale at Glenwood School," "Dorothy Dale's Great Secret," "The Motor Girls," "The Motor Girls at Lookout Beach," etc.

Illustrated

New York Cupples & Leon Company

1911

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| BOOKS BY MARGARET PENROSE |
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| Cloth. Illustrated. |
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| THE DOROTHY DALE SERIES |
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| DOROTHY DALE: A GIRL OF TO-DAY |
| DOROTHY DALE AT GLENWOOD SCHOOL |
| DOROTHY DALE'S GREAT SECRET |
| DOROTHY DALE AND HER CHUMS |
| DOROTHY DALE'S QUEER HOLIDAYS |
| DOROTHY DALE'S CAMPING DAYS |
| (Other volumes in preparation) |
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| * * * * * |
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| THE MOTOR GIRLS SERIES |
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| THE MOTOR GIRLS |
| Or A Mystery of the Road |
| THE MOTOR GIRLS ON A TOUR |
| Or Keeping a Strange Promise |
| THE MOTOR GIRLS AT LOOKOUT BEACH |
| Or In Quest of the Runaways |
| THE MOTOR GIRLS THROUGH NEW |
| ENGLAND. Or Held by the Gypsies |
| (Other volumes in preparation) |
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| _Cupples & Leon Co., Publishers, New York_ |
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CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I. OUT OF A HAYRICK

II. TAVIA GOES BO-PEEPING

III. THE DISASTROUS DRAG

IV. THE PREMATURE CAMP

V. THE SEARCH

VI. OFF FOR CAMP

VII. CAMP C.C.

VIII. THE WILD ANIMAL

IX. A STRANGE MEETING

X. THE DISAPPEARANCE OF TAVIA

XI. WHEN THE BOYS CAME

XII. THE EDGY-EDGE!

XIII. THE SAD AWAKENING

XIV. TAVIA'S MISTAKE

XV. WHEN THE TRAIN CAME IN

XVI. A HARROWING EXPERIENCE

XVII. STRANGER STILL

XVIII. MISTAKEN IDENTITY

XIX. CAMPING DAYS

XX. HAPLESS TAVIA

XXI. AT THE SANITARIUM

XXII. THE CLEW

XXIII. DOROTHY'S ESCAPE

XXIV. A LONELY RIDE

XXV. LOOKING FOR TAVIA

XXVI. DOROTHY'S SUCCESS

XXVII. ONE KIND OF CAMP

XXVIII. GOOD NEWS

XXIX. THE ROUND-UP--CONCLUSION