The Carter Girls' Week-End Camp

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The Carter Girls' Week-End Camp

by Nell Speed

EN·~5 hours·22 chapters

Chapters

22 total

THE CARTER GIRLS’ WEEK-END CAMP

0:53

The Carter Girls’ Week-End Camp - CHAPTER I A LETTER

6:18

CHAPTER II THE RETURN

17:52

CHAPTER III THE PROBLEM

16:56

CHAPTER IV ROBERT CARTER’S ASTONISHING GIRLS

18:11

CHAPTER V THE TUCKERS

11:14

CHAPTER VI POSTPRANDIAL CONVERSATIONS

18:23

CHAPTER VII THE STORM

17:04

CHAPTER VIII THE DAMAGE DONE

10:00

CHAPTER IX MR. MACHIAVELLI TUCKER

15:21

Description

The Carter sisters have turned a quiet mountain retreat into a bustling weekend camp, hoping to keep their family afloat while their father's health improves. With their home rented out, servants gone, and a modest budget, they set up lodging for city children seeking fresh air, each sister taking on a distinct role—from Helen’s tireless organization to Nan’s newfound vigor. Their cousin Lizzie and brother Lewis help supervise, and the occasional visit from the kindly Dr. Wright adds reassurance that the venture is more than a whim.

Life at the camp is a lively mix of outdoor adventures, spirited conversations, and the occasional comedic mishap. Boys like Frank and Skeeter lend a hand, while the ever‑cheerful Tillie Wingo becomes an instant favorite among the guests. As the girls juggle responsibilities, friendships deepen, and the mountain’s crisp air works its quiet magic on everyone, promising both challenges and small triumphs in equal measure.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (288K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Stephen Hutcheson, Rod Crawford, Dave Morgan, eagkw and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

Jul 10, 2012

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Nell Speed

Nell Speed

1878–1913

Best known for the early 1910s Molly Brown books, this American writer created upbeat college stories full of friendship, homesickness, and young independence. Her novels capture a lively picture of girls' fiction from the era just before World War I.

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