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The Outdoor Girls in Florida (1913)

di Laura Lee Hope

Serie: Outdoor Girls (5)

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With this half-formed thought in her mind Betty looked more critically at her chum.

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"Yes, that was an alligator," said Betty quietly.

"I told you it was," spoke Grace. "And to think I nearly had my hand on it. Oh, I don't want to remember it."

"But it didn't bite you," said practical Mollie.

"If it had—well, the less said the better," remarked Betty. "Now let's forget all about it and enjoy ourselves. Maybe there are only a few of them here in the river."

"I wonder what alligators are good for, anyhow?" came from Amy, as she resumed her seat. "They don't seem fit for anything."

"You forget about alligator bags," corrected Mollie. "What would we do for valises and satchels if we had no alligators, I'd like to know?"

"That's so," admitted Amy.

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In spite of her protest, Grace managed to do fairly at the stone-throwing. In fact the outdoor girls were what their name implied—they could do many things that outdoor boys could do, and throwing stones was one of their accomplishments. They had not played basket ball for nothing. (

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beautifulshell | Aug 27, 2020 |

Favorite quotes:"Yes, that was an alligator," said Betty quietly."I told you it was," spoke Grace. "And to think I nearly had my hand on it. Oh, I don't want to remember it.""But it didn't bite you," said practical Mollie."If it had—well, the less said the better," remarked Betty. "Now let's forget all about it and enjoy ourselves. Maybe there are only a few of them here in the river.""I wonder what alligators are good for, anyhow?" came from Amy, as she resumed her seat. "They don't seem fit for anything.""You forget about alligator bags," corrected Mollie. "What would we do for valises and satchels if we had no alligators, I'd like to know?""That's so," admitted Amy.and:In spite of her protest, Grace managed to do fairly at the stone-throwing. In fact the outdoor girls were what their name implied—they could do many things that outdoor boys could do, and throwing stones was one of their accomplishments. They had not played basket ball for nothing. (

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