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"That leaves the five hundred dollar mystery as deep as ever," she said, showing the letter to her chums. It had reached them at Hightown. "Maybe we should have told that boy peddler, and asked him to be on the lookout," suggested Amy. "No, I do not think it would have been wise to let him have the facts," said Betty. The girls found the camp in the woods a most delightful place. The bungalow was well arranged and furnished, and, though there were no other campers at that time, the girls did not mind this. THAT LEAVES THE FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR MYSTERY AS DEEP AS EVER SHE SAID SHOWING THE LETTER TO HER CHUMS IT HAD REACHED THEM AT HIGH TOWN MAYBE WE SHOULD HAVE JUST TOLD THAT BOY PEDDLER AND ASKED HIM TO BE ON THE LOOKOUT SUGGESTED AMY NO I DO NOT THINK THAT IT WOULD HAVE BEEN WISE TO LET HIM HAVE THE FACTS SAID BETTY THE GIRLS FOUND THE CAMP IN THE WOODS A MOST DELIGHTFUL PLACE THE BUNGALOW WAS WELL ARRANGED AND FURNISHED AND THOUGH THERE WERE NO OTHER CAMPERS AT THE TIME THE GIRLS DID NOT MIND THIS
 a day with Mollie's aunt, a rain preventing comfortable progress, and when it cleared they went on to Hightown, where they stopped with Grace's cousin. "And now for the camp!" exclaimed Betty, one morning, when they were headed for Cameron, where a half-brother of Mr. Ford maintained a sort of resort, containing bungalows, and tents, that he rented out. It was near a little lake, and was a favorite place in summer, though the season was too early for the regulars to be there. Mr. Ford had written to Harry Smith, his half-brother, and arranged for the girls to occupy one of the bungalows for several days. Mrs. Smith agreed to come and stay with them as company. "Though we don't really need a chaperon," laughed Grace. "I think we can look after ourselves." "It will be better to have her at the bungalow," said Betty, and so it was arranged. Betty had written to the railroad company, asking if any report of a lost sum of money had been received, and the answer she got was to the contrary. Y HAD STARTED OUT THEY STAYED A DAY AT MOLLY'S AUNT A RAIN PREVENTING COMFORTABLE PROGRESS AND WHEN IT CLEARED THEY WENT ON TO HIGH TOWN WHERE THEY STOPPED WITH GRACE'S COUSIN AND NOW FOR THE CAMP EXCLAIMED BETTY ONE MORNING WHEN THEY WERE HEADED FOR CAMERON WHERE A HALF BROTHER OF MISTER FORD MAINTAINED A SORT OF RESORT CONTAINING BUNGALOWS AND TENTS THAT HE RENTED OUT IT WAS NEAR A LITTLE LAKE AND IT WAS A FAVORITE PLACE IN SUMMER THOUGH THE SEASON WAS TOO EARLY FOR THE REGULARS TO BE THERE MISTER FORD HAD WRITTEN TO HARRY SMITH HIS HALF BROTHER AND ARRANGED FOR THE GIRLS TO OCCUPY ONE OF THE BUNGALOWS FOR SEVERAL DAYS MISSUS SMITH AGREED TO COME AND STAY WITH THEM AS COMPANY THOUGH WE REALLY DON'T NEED A CHAPERONE LAUGHED GRACE I THINK WE CAN LOOK AFTER OURSELVES IT WILL BE BETTER TO HAVE HER AT THE BUNGALOW SAID BETTY AND SO IT WAS ARRANGED BETTY HAD WRITTEN THE RAILROAD COMPANY ASKING IF ANY REPORT OF A LOST SUM OF MONEY HAD BEEN RECEIVED AND THE ANSWER SHE GOT WAS TO THE CONTRARY
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