
THE GIRL SCOUTS AT MISS ALLEN’S SCHOOL
CHAPTER I OFF FOR BOARDING SCHOOL
CHAPTER II MARJORIE’S ROOM-MATE
CHAPTER III THE SOPHOMORE RECEPTION
CHAPTER IV THE STOLEN MEETING
CHAPTER V THE SORORITY PARTY
CHAPTER VI PLEDGE-DAY
CHAPTER VII OUTSIDERS
CHAPTER VIII THE HOCKEY MATCH
CHAPTER IX MARJORIE’S HOUSE-PARTY
At the start of the term, two spirited girls step onto the historic grounds of Miss Allen’s boarding school, a place where ivy‑clad walls and sprawling lawns promise both comfort and intrigue. Ruth Henry, bold and curious, is drawn to the whispered rumors of secret societies that swirl through the school’s corridors, while her quieter friend Marjorie Wilkinson seeks the simple joy of companionship and the chance to belong. Their arrival sets the stage for a summer of friendships, rivalries, and the kind of daring that only a Girl Scout troop can turn into adventure.
The school itself feels like a character, with its bright‑lit dormitories, a shimmering pool, a bustling gymnasium, and a quiet pond that beckons for winter skating. As the girls settle into their new lives, they must navigate the mystery of who will become their roommate and whether the elusive societies will beckon them into hidden rituals. With the promise of scout meetings, games, and the everyday challenges of boarding life, their first weeks hint at the excitement and growth that lie ahead.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (268K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Stephen Hutcheson, Dave Morgan and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
Jul 28, 2017
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
A popular writer of girls' adventure and mystery fiction, she created fast-moving series filled with clues, danger, and capable young heroines. Her books, including the Mary Louise, Linda Carlton, and Girl Scouts stories, were written for readers who loved suspense with a spirited, wholesome feel.
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