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Updated: July 19, 2025
But all the inmates of Kamp Kill Kare slept, so to speak, "with one eye open" during the balance of that night. There was no further alarm. By the time breakfast had been disposed of they could look the matter calmly in the face, and it no longer appeared in such a terrible aspect as when they were scampering around in their pajamas fighting the flames and smoke.
"Ella was not yet fourteen; she was a tall girl of her age, and had been brought up with the greatest care by her grandmother, though made to put her hand to everything required in her station. Ella was spoken of as the best-behaved, most modest, and altogether the finest and fairest of all the girls in the valley. "Heister Kamp said that she was as proud and lofty as the eagle of the hills.
Who knows but that we may find a chance to recover the gun again, sooner or later. Live in hopes." "It's easy for you to say that, Frank, when your gun is all safe and sound. Why, what can I do now without anything to shoot game with?" "Well, I wouldn't worry about that. This is Kamp Kill Kare, you know. Trust us to find plenty for you to do.
'For what can it signify, she said to herself, 'if Heister does know the truth? But she would take care not to mention at home what she had said to Madame Kamp; and in this Meeta found, to her cost, that she could keep a secret." "There now!" cried Henry, as Emily was turning over a leaf, "papa was right; he told me who would betray the secret."
Under different circumstances, and if the future had appeared less threatening though that was my own fault, I admit I should have upheld Hulda in her refusal to part with the ticket she had received from Ole Kamp.
In fact, Sylvius Hogg no longer dared to venture any allusion to the approaching marriage of Hulda and Ole Kamp, though he said to himself again and again: "No, no, it is impossible! Ole Kamp never cross the threshold of Dame Hansen's house again? Ole not marry Hulda? Nothing will ever make me believe such a misfortune possible." He was perfectly sincere in this conviction.
It was placed between this table and still another, which held Oswald's compass and microscope and his kill-kare kamp stove and his first-aid kit and his sportsman's belt safe all neatly arranged in line. I had followed to see if there was anything more he needed, and he said no, thank you. So I come out here to look over my mail that had just come.
"When Ella entered the little street, she saw no one till she came opposite the Lion d'Or, or Golden Lion, the house of Madame Kamp, and there she saw Heister, seated in the porch, knitting herself a petticoat of dyed wool in long stripes of various colours, with needles longer than her arm.
"'Pshaw, child, said Heister Kamp impatiently; 'it is not that I want to know. What was it you called a golden fish and moons? "'Moons! repeated Margot, colouring up to her very brow, 'moons, madame? "'Ay, moons, child. What do you mean by moons?
Van Kamp bowed himself away, and Ralph opened the note, which read: EDWARD EASTMAN ELLSWORTH, ESQ., Dear Sir: This is to notify you that I have rented the entire furniture of the Tutt House for the ensuing week, and am compelled to assume possession of that in the three second floor front rooms, as well as all the balance not in actual use by Mr. and Mrs. Tutt and the driver of the stage.
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