Campfire Girls' Outing; Or, Ethel Hollister's Second Summer in Camp

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Campfire Girls' Outing; Or, Ethel Hollister's Second Summer in Camp

by Stella M. Francis

EN·~2 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total

E-text prepared by the Online Distributed Proofreading Team (http://www.pgdp.net) from page images generously made available by Internet Archive (https://archive.org)

0:20

Campfire Girls’ Outing;

3:01

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING BOOK

20:33

CHAPTER I ETHEL’S PLANS

4:36

CHAPTER II ETHEL ENTERS COLLEGE

7:19

CHAPTER III ETHEL AND HARVEY BECOME FIRM FRIENDS

4:39

CHAPTER IV ETHEL’S SECOND TRIP

5:57

CHAPTER V CAMP AGAIN

5:37

CHAPTER VI UNCLE JOHN’S

5:54

CHAPTER VII MRS. HOLLISTER’S VISIT TO CAMP

3:44
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Ethel Hollister returns to the great‑air‑filled woods for a second season of Campfire Girl adventures, eager to prove herself after a busy year of college studies and a new friendship with the earnest Harvey. Guided by her spirited great‑aunt Susan’s tales of generosity—and a family history marked by both triumph and loss—Ethel sets out with high hopes, ready to learn the ropes of campsite life, from knot‑tying to evening fires. The opening days are a blend of bustling preparations, hearty laughter, and the gentle clash of city sensibilities with the rugged rhythm of the Alleghany mountains.

As the girls settle in, a lively group of scouts arrives, bringing fresh competition and unexpected camaraderie. Ethel discovers that true leadership means listening, sharing responsibilities, and sometimes stepping back to let others shine. With each sunrise, she balances the excitement of new activities against the quiet moments that reveal the deeper values of friendship, service, and self‑reliance, setting the tone for a memorable summer.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (128K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Dec 8, 2018

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Stella M. Francis

Best remembered for lively Camp Fire Girls adventures, this early 20th-century writer helped bring outdoor fun, friendship, and wholesome mystery to young readers. Her books still have the brisk, serial energy of vintage girls' fiction.

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