The Rival Campers Ashore; or, The Mystery of the Mill

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The Rival Campers Ashore; or, The Mystery of the Mill

by Ruel Perley Smith

EN·~6 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total
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The Rival Campers Ashore - Or, THE MYSTERY OF THE MILL - By Ruel Perley Smith - Author of "The Rival Campers Series," "Prisoners of Fortune," etc. - ILLUSTRATED BY - LOUIS D. GOWING

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BOSTON - THE PAGE COMPANY - PUBLISHERS - Copyright, 1907 - By the Page Company - Entered at Stationers' Hall, London - All rights reserved - Made in U. S. A. - New Edition, May, 1925 - THE COLONIAL PRESS - C. H. SIMONDS CO., BOSTON, U. S. A.

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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THE RIVAL CAMPERS ASHORE

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CHAPTER I - AN INLAND VOYAGE

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CHAPTER II - TURNED ADRIFT

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CHAPTER III - THE OLD MILL

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CHAPTER IV - THE TROUT POOL

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CHAPTER V - SOME CAUSES OF TROUBLE

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CHAPTER VI - CAPTURING AN INDIAN

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Description

Two adventurous boys step off a rattling train onto a quiet country station, their prized canoe in hand, and set off to explore the winding streams that snake through the rolling hills. The landscape, with its sparkling pond, pine‑lined banks and distant farms, promises a day of daring paddling and friendly rivalry as they race toward the mysterious mill that locals whisper about.

Soon they discover that they’re not the only ones navigating the waterway—another group of campers has claimed the same route, turning a simple outing into a spirited contest of skill and wits. As the currents lead them deeper into the woods, strange noises and unexplained happenings around the old mill hint at secrets waiting to be uncovered, drawing the boys into a mystery that could change their summer forever.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (379K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2009-04-05

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

RP

Ruel Perley Smith

1869–1937

Adventure, journalism, and early 20th-century boys’ fiction come together in these lively stories. Best remembered for the Rival Campers books, this Maine-born writer also built a substantial career in New York newspapers.

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