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Margaret Vandercook

The Camp Fire Girls Amid the SnowsMargaret Vandercook The Camp Fire Girls Amid the Snows CHAPTER I The Winter Manitou The snow was falling in heavy slashing sheets, and a December snowstorm in the New Hampshire hills means something more serious than a storm in city streets or even an equal downf...

The Camp Fire Girls in Glorious FranceThe Camp Fire Girls in Glorious France CHAPTER I A March Day One afternoon in March, the windows of an old French farmhouse stood open, the curtains blowing in the breeze like white flags of truce, while from indoors came the murmur of a number of voices, gir...

The Camp Fire Girls by the Blue LagoonMargaret Vandercook The Camp Fire Girls by the Blue Lagoon CHAPTER I THE CITY OF TOWERS One afternoon in October two girls were walking down Fifth Avenue. They were strangers in New York. One of them, a tall, fair girl, dressed in a dark blue tailor suit, fur...

The Camp Fire Girls at the End of the TrailMargaret Vandercook The Camp Fire Girls at the End of the Trail CHAPTER I A Strange Background The castle had been built before the first known palace in Europe. It was fashioned centuries ago inside the walls of a stone cliff with two taller cliffs risi...

The Camp Fire Girls Across the SeasVandercook Margaret The Camp Fire Girls Across the Seas CHAPTER I Two Years Later A young man strode along through one of the principal streets of the town of Woodford, New Hampshire, with his blue eyes clouded and an expression of mingled displeasure and purpos...

The Camp Fire Girls' CareersVandercook Margaret The Camp Fire Girls' Careers CHAPTER I – Success or Failure The entire theater was in darkness but for a single light burning at one corner of the bare stage, where stood a man and girl.“Now once more, Miss Polly, please,” the man said encouragingly...

The Ranch Girls in EuropeVandercook Margaret The Ranch Girls in Europe CHAPTER I BIRDS OF PASSAGE "IT seems incredible, girls, but I simply can't find her."The young woman who made this remark was standing on the deck of an out-going ocean steamer. The great boat was ploughing its way through the...

The Loves of AmbroseMargaret Vandercook The Loves of Ambrose PART ONE HIS FIRST WIFE "Oh! lose the winter from thine heart, the darkness from thine eyes,And from the low hearth-chair of dreams, my Love-o'-May, arise,And let the maidens robe thee like a white white, lilac tree.Oh! hear the call of...

The Ranch Girls at Home AgainVandercook Margaret The Ranch Girls at Home Again CHAPTER I THE RACE AN hour before sunset a number of persons were standing in a small group facing the western horizon. But although the prairie was covered with a crop of young grass, a pale green mirror to reflect th...

The Ranch Girls' Pot of GoldVandercook Margaret The Ranch Girls' Pot of Gold CHAPTER I THE GYPSY CARAVAN "A HUNDRED dollars a month – it's a fortune!" Jean Bruce exclaimed gayly, pirouetting about on her tip-toes in front of a huge Japanese umbrella fastened upright in the ground in the middle of...