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CHAPTER XI THE BARKING DOG Disappointment, and not a little worriment, held the four girls silent for a moment. CHAPTER ELEVEN THE BARKING DOG DISAPPOINTMENT AND NOT A LITTLE WORRIMENT HELD THE FOUR GIRLS SILENT FOR A MOMENT
ght miles to Hamptown, and ten to Denby," read Amy. "Girls, where is Rockford?" Anxiously they stared at the sign. "It doesn't seem to say anything about Rockford," murmured Grace. "Maybe someone has moved our town," suggested Mollie, humorously. Betty looked puzzled, annoyed and a little anxious. A snub-nosed, freckle-faced boy came along whistling, and beating the dust of the road with a long switch. "Which is the road to Rockford, little boy?" asked Betty. "Huh?" "I say, which is the road to Rockford?" "Give him a candy if you have any left, Grace," suggested Mollie, in a low tone. "Are you folks peddlin' candy?" asked the boy, and his eyes shone. "No, but we have some," answered Betty. "We want to get to Rockford." "You're five miles off the road," exclaimed the boy, with a grin, as though he took personal delight in their dilemma. "You come the wrong way. Huh!" "Oh, dear!" murmured Mollie. "Don't you give him any candy, Grace." "It isn't his fault that we went wrong," spoke Betty.  THIS IS A LIBER BOX RECORDING ALL LIBER VOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBERVOX DOT ORGUE READ BY ELIZABETH WILCOX THE OUTDOOR GIRLS OF DEEP DALE ALL CAMPING AND TRAMPING FOR FUN AND FOR HEALTH BY LAURA LEE HOPE
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