How good bacon tasted when you broiled it yourself on a forked stick
THE CAMERONS
OF HIGHBORO
BY
BETH B. GILCHRIST
Author of “CINDERELLA’S GRANDDAUGHTER,” etc.
ILLUSTRATED BY
PHILLIPPS WARD
NEW YORK
THE CENTURY CO.
1919
Copyright, 1919, by
THE CENTURY CO.
Published, September, 1919
CONTENTS
| I | Elliott Plans and Fate Disposes | [1] |
| II | The End of a Journey | [23] |
| III | Cameron Farm | [37] |
| IV | In Untrodden Fields | [63] |
| V | A Slacker Unperceived | [91] |
| VI | Fliers | [120] |
| VII | Picnicking | [146] |
| VIII | A Bee Sting | [171] |
| IX | Elliott Acts on an Idea | [197] |
| X | What’s in a Dress? | [223] |
| XI | Missing | [244] |
| XII | Home-Loving Hearts | [265] |
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
| How good bacon tasted when you broiled it yourself on a forked stick | [Frontispiece] |
| Laura took the new cousin up to her room | [26] |
| Cutting the wiry brown stems in the fern-filled glade. | [140] |
| “I’m getting dinner all by myself” | [199] |
THE CAMERONS OF HIGHBORO