large/4511/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_1408_librivox_64kb_mp3/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_17_hope_64kb_42
large/4511/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_1408_librivox_64kb_mp3/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_17_hope_64kb
English
4511
CHAPTER XVII IN CHARGE "No one here? What do you mean?" "Betty Nelson, what a strange thing to say!" CHAPTER SEVENTEEN IN CHARGE NO ONE HERE WHAT DO YOU MEAN BETTY NELSON WHAT A STRANGE THING TO SAY
of the storm. "That's queer--maybe no one is at home," said Grace. "They would hardly go off and leave the house all open, when it looked so much like rain," declared Amy. "Suppose we call to them? Maybe they are upstairs." The girls were now getting so wet that they decided not to stand on ceremony. They went into the hall, through the front door. There was a parlor on one side, and evidently a sitting room on the other side of the central hall. "See that rain coming in on the curtains and carpets!" cried Betty. "Girls, we must close the windows," and she darted into the parlor. The others followed her example, and soon the house was closed against the elements. Breathless the girls waited for some sign or evidence of life in the house. There was none. The place was silent, the only sound being the patter of the rain and the sighing of the wind. The girls looked at each other. Then Betty spoke: "I don't believe there's a soul here!" she exclaimed. "Not a soul! The house is deserted!"   CHAPTER SEVENTEEN OF THE OUTDOOR GIRLS OF DEEPDALE THIS IS A LIVERBOX RECORDING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVERPOX THAT ART RECORDING BY JEANIE WITFIELD FROM TRADITION IN BOLEXEY MISSISSIPPI THE OUTDOOR GIRLS OF DEEPDALE BY LAURA LE HOPE 
large/4511/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_1408_librivox_64kb_mp3/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_17_hope_64kb
file
download/librilight/large/4511/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_1408_librivox_64kb_mp3/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_17_hope_64kb.flac