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But the rain sent the boys home, for rain in a tent is most depressing, and as all the other bungalows were being repaired, they could not live in one with any comfort. But finally the sun came out, and the girls really set off on almost the last stage of their tour. BUT THE RAIN SENT THE BOYS HOME FOR RAIN IN A TENT IS MOST DEPRESSING AND AS ALL THE OTHER BUNGALOWS WERE BEING REPAIRED THEY COULD NOT LIVE IN ONE WITH ANY COMFORT BUT FINALLY THE SUN CAME OUT AND THE GIRLS REALLY SET OFF ON ALMOST THE LAST STAGE OF THEIR TOUR
elves," she declared, "and we are going to do it. Some other time you boys may come along. But there is only another day or so, and we will be back home. Please don't tease." The boys did, but that was all the good it availed them. The girls were obdurate. From Cameron they were to go to Judgeville, a thriving town of about ten thousand inhabitants. Betty's cousin lived there, and had planned a round of gaieties for her young relative and friends. They were to stay three days, and from there would keep on to Deepdale, thus completing the circuit they had mapped out. So far they had been very fortunate, not much rain coming to interfere with their progress. The morning they were to leave camp, however, the weather changed, and for three miserable days they were compelled to remain in the bungalow. Not that they stayed indoors all the while, for the travelers fully merited the title, "Outdoor Girls," and they lived up to it. They tramped even in the rain, and managed to have a good time.  WOULD MAKE THIS TOUR ALL BY OURSELVES SHE DECLARED AND WE ARE GOING TO DO IT SOME OTHER TIME YOU BOYS MAY COME ALONG BUT THERE IS ONLY ANOTHER DAY OR SO AND WE WILL BE BACK HOME PLEASE DON'T TEASE THE BOYS DID BUT THAT WAS ALL THE GOOD IT AVAILED THEM THE GIRLS WERE OBDURATE FROM CAMERON THEY WERE TO GO TO JUDGEVILLE A THRIVING TOWN OF ABOUT TEN THOUSAND INHABITANTS BETTY'S COUSIN LIVED THERE AND HAD PLANNED A ROUND OF GAIETIES FOR HER YOUNG RELATIVE AND FRIENDS THEY WERE TO STAY THREE DAYS AND FROM THERE WOULD KEEP ON TO DEEPDALE THUS COMPLETING THE CIRCUIT THEY HAD MAPPED OUT SO FAR THEY HAD BEEN VERY FORTUNATE NOT MUCH RAIN COMING TO INTERFERE WITH THEIR PROGRESS THE MORNING THEY WERE TO LEAVE CAMP HOWEVER THE WEATHER CHANGED AND FOR THREE MISERABLE DAYS THEY WERE COMPELLED TO REMAIN IN THE BUNGALOW NOT THAT THEY STAYED INDOORS ALL THE WHILE FOR THE TRAVELLERS FULLY MERITED THE TITLE OUTDOOR GIRLS AND THEY LIVED UP TO IT THEY TRAMPED EVEN IN THE RAIN AND MANAGED TO HAVE A GOOD TIME
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