Dorothy Dale and Her Chums

by Margaret Penrose

Transcriber’s Note:

Punctuation has been standardised. Other changes made to the original publication are as follows:

• • Page 23
    [hugh] white cat sat changed to
    huge white cat sat
• • Page 28
    the the road was not far away changed to
    [the] road was not far away
• • Page 41
    easy to replace mere mercandise changed to
    easy to replace mere [merchandise]
• • Page 44
    is a srawl, too scrawly for me changed to
    is a [scrawl], too scrawly for me
• • Page 46
    Alladin and the seven Robbers changed to
    [Aladdin] and the seven Robbers
• • Page 46
    wtih much seriousness changed to
    [with] much seriousness
• • Page 81
    two whole days or a little check changed to
    two whole days [for] a little check
• • Page 127
    Mrs. Panghorn had intended calling changed to
    Mrs. [Pangborn] had intended calling
• • Page 135
    sweater, and your Tam O’shanter changed to
    sweater, and your Tam [O’Shanter]
• • Page 136
    a hugh bunch of sumac berries changed to
    a [huge] bunch of sumac berries
• • Page 145
    were so stingy about you old walk changed to
    were so stingy about [your] old walk
• • Page 151
    bunch of green burrs go changed to
    bunch of green [burs] go
• • Page 183
    about able to take of a little changed to
    about able to [take care of] a little
• • Page 189
    exclaimed he officer changed to
    exclaimed [the] officer
• • Page 209
    caves with walls of hugh stones changed to
    caves with walls of [huge] stones
• • Page 212
    Fron an envelope in the packet changed to
    [From] an envelope in the packet
• • Page 214
    met this little heroine,” she smiled changed to
    met this little heroine,” [he] smiled
• • Page 220
    with a michievous shake changed to
    with a [mischievous] shake
• • Page 234
    of the wherabout of this gypsy changed to
    of the [whereabout] of this gypsy
• • Page 234
    look for anything inn vain changed to
    look for anything [in] vain