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The girl looked In several direct
then pointed to,a hopse,on the oppo
side Of the lake. But half the dists
had not been travefsed when she DC
ed to a house In another direct
Beaverton looked at her In surps
and she said, she had ''got tut
around" But she soon confessed
self mistaken again and said
thought she would 60 to the camp.
-What camp7'
Camp Wocomoc."
Then for the first time Brewe,
learned that around . bend IN the
there was q girls camp.
"For kids?" he asked.
"Most Of Us are kids. but there
some older girls
For a'kid she was quite entertain
iRrewerton- was amused to hear he
times talk Ike q grown person
had sweet smile. q pair Of dimple
her cheeks and pretty eyes. Brewer
was inclined to think that when
became a woman she would: be q
an attractive one
Presently they turned the bend,
the oarsman, turning. caught sigh
the camp. He was much astonis
There on the margin Of the lake ":
congregation Of boats about !,
Goat for swimming purposes, equiv
with diving apparatus. Beaverton
ed up to landing where stood
Der Of gFis. oh IN camp costume.
passenger got out OF his boat, thar
him and, having tethered her ca
went up to the camp
Beaverton pulled back to hts colt
not knowing whether to be dissatis
o. not With his discovery. He ra
thought that he would like to have
little girl 60 boating with him occas
ally. Her prattle rested him. Ind
during the next. few days he 70
himself wishing he would meet
again ON the lake. II he should
would Inquire her name and add
and ask her mother IL she would
let her little girl go out with him.
One afternoon Brewerton got into
boat for a pull to explore the lake}f
end to end He pulled up past c.
Wocomoc I'LL he could 20 no far
by water, then turned and pulled b
Noticing that the swimming float
covered with girls. while others Y
splashing In the water, he conclude
go to II and watch the. aquatic
formanceA AT q point about a |
dred feet from the float he pau
Some Of the girls were diving fro
aprngboaEd One girl climbed q
der and stood on a platform al
twenty feet above the lake. Prese
she gave jump and plunged t..
foremost. The water closed over
and she did not appear again for
a minute. and when she did she Dor
up within few yarls Of Brewert
boat and facing him.
Great heavens! She was the kit
bad rescued from under. the bran>
Of tree and had taken into his
to save from drOwning!
The wates sas cool, but not
enough to keep the blood from rusl
In torrent to her cheeks. Tho
out Of breath. she ducked and came
with her face tho other way and sv
ming Justify for the ffoat.
Breweston's eyes were opened to
fact that he had been footed. Ind
he had been fooled In more than ont
sDect He had by this time see
number Of the GIRLS Of. the camp
had learned that he could not judg,
their age when In camp costume.
why should this girl have decei
him, feigning to be afraid of the
teri Quite likely she, was one of
most expert canoerss, on the Il
Doubtless she was one OF the. ;denk
Of the camp All this. was unintel
bic to Brewerton. and, being unint
gible. it occupied his mind during
rest Of his sojourn at Lake Winnep
One day In september, after the
,heglra back to the city. Brewerton
ceived a message from his friend
Webster, asking IL It would be con,
tent for him to dine with her. the
evening. She was anxious to, hear
be liked Lake Winnepoge. He rep
that Il would be convenient, and
/. was DESTROYS Of learning why she /
not told him that there was a g
camp on the lake.
Beaverton had been admitted to
hostess house and was telling
about how be liked the lake when
doorbelI rang and another guest
admitted. Mrs. Webster, left hin
receive the newcomer and presently
turned with stately young woman
dinner dress. Brewerton's eyes,
fixed on her for a few. moments be-
he recognized In her altered cost,
the girl he had saved from drownil
There was on the young lady's
an expression Of mingiing ,emou
There was some biashing. some abr
Inc some slgn Of guilty console