Dorothy Dale in the West

by Margaret Penrose

Jolly good times at a farmhouse in the country, where Ruth rescues two orphan children who ran away.

Ruth Fielding and the Gypsies
or The Missing Pearl Necklace

This volume tells of stirring adventures at a Gypsy encampment, of a missing heirloom, and how Ruth has it restored to its owner.

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CUPPLES & LEON CO., Publishers, NEW YORK

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Transcriber’s Note:

Punctuation has been standardized. Spelling has been retained as it appears in the original publication except as follows:

• • Page 34
    an ancient darky, with kinky changed to
    an ancient [darkey], with kinky
• • Page 141
    collectors woud give a round changed to
    collectors [would] give a round
• • Page 161
    between the two men continud changed to
    between the two men [continued]
• • Page 168
    rememberd seeing Philo Marsh speak changed to
    [remembered] seeing Philo Marsh speak
• • Page 193
    but suopose this individual changed to
    but [suppose] this individual
• • Page 198
    most wierd way changed to
    most [weird] way
• • Page 217
    suffered severly from changed to
    suffered [severely] from
• • Page 243
    quite serious of countetnance changed to
    quite serious of [countenance]