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"Girls, we simply must stop and admire this  if it's only for a minute!" exclaimed Grace. "Isn't that wonderful!" and she pointed a slender hand, beautified by exquisitely kept nails, toward the gorgeous sky picture. GIRLS WE SIMPLY MUST STOP AND ADMIRE THIS IF IT'S ONLY FOR A MINUTE EXCLAIMED GRACE ISN'T THAT WONDERFUL AND SHE POINTED A SLENDER HAND BEAUTIFIED BY EXQUISITELY KEPT NAILS TOWARD A GORGEOUS SKY PICTURE
nts of identification mentioned by the freckled boy, and at last they located a sign-post that read: FIVE MILES TO ROCKFORD "Five miles!" exclaimed Grace, with a tragic air. "We can never do it!" "We must!" declared Betty, firmly. "Of course we can do it. Why, even with going out of our way as we did, we won't have covered more than eighteen miles to-day. And we set twenty as an average." "But this is the first day," said Mollie. "We can--we _must_ get to Rockford to-night," insisted Betty. Rather hopelessly they tramped on. The sun seemed to sink with surprising rapidity after getting to a certain point in the western sky. "It's dropping faster and faster all the while!" cried Amy, as they watched it from a crest of the road. "Never mind--June evenings are the longest of the year," consoled Betty. They hurried on. The sun sank to its nightly rest amid a bed of golden, green, purple, pink and olive clouds, and there followed a glorious maze of colors that reached high up toward zenith.  TO THEM SUCCESSFULLY THEY FOUND THE VARIOUS POINTS OF IDENTIFICATION MENTIONED BY THE FRECKLED BOY AND AT LAST THEY LOCATED A SIGN POST THAT READ FIVE MILES TO ROCKFORD FIVE MILES EXCLAIMED GRACE WITH A TRAGIC AIR WE CAN NEVER DO IT WE MUST DECLARED BETTY FIRMLY OF COURSE WE CAN DO IT WHY EVEN WITH GOING OUT OF OUR WAY AS WE DID WE WON'T HAVE COVERED MORE THAN EIGHTEEN MILES TO DAY AND WE SET TWENTY AS AN AVERAGE BUT THIS IS THE FIRST DAY SAID MOLLY WE CAN WE MUST GET TO ROCHFORD TO NIGHT INSISTED BETTY RATHER HOPELESSLY THEY TRAMPED ON THE SUN SEEMED TO SINK WITH A SURPRISING RAPIDITY AFTER GOING TO A CERTAIN POINT IN THE WESTERN SKY IT'S DROPPING FASTER AND FASTER ALL THE WHILE CRIED AMY AS THEY WATCHED IT FROM A CREST OF THE ROAD NEVER MIND JUNE EVENINGS ARE THE LONGEST OF THE YEAR CONSOLED BETTY THEY HURRIED ON THE SUN SANK TO ITS NIGHTLY REST AMID A BED OF GOLDEN GREEN PURPLE PINK AND OLIVE CLOUDS AND THERE FOLLOWED A GLORIOUS MAZE OF COLORS THAT REACHED HIGH UP TOWARD THE ZENITH
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