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The Outdoor Girls at Wild Rose Lodge

Laura Lee Hope


In this 11th book in the "Outdoor Girls" series, the girls have some very exciting experiences. An old man, Professor Dempsey, by name, who had retired to a little log cabin in the woods to recover his health, had chanced to do the girls a very great favor. Of course the girls were grateful to him and were very much interested when he told them of his two sons who were in the war. Later, when the girls read of the death of his two sons in the paper, they went to the old man's lonely cabin in the woods, but found themselves too late. According to a friendly neighbor, the old man had become temporarily insane at the terrible news, had wrecked his cabin in an insane frenzy, and disappeared.

Later, at Wild Rose Lodge, the girls were frightened several times by a strange apparition lurking in the woods around the lodge and Moonlight Falls, a beautiful fall of water not far from the cottage where the girls were staying. The boys came home from France and helped the girls solve the mystery.

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Running Time:04:18:31 in 4 Audio CDs
 
1 01 - Just Fun - 09:53
2 02 - The Falling Tree - 11:19
3 03 - The Queer Little Man - 16:15
4 04 - Good News - 10:19
5 05 - Betty Takes a Dare - 10:48
6 06 - Nearly Wrecked - 09:57
7 07 - Bad Tidings Confirmed - 10:51
8 08 - Premonitions - 10:21
9 09 - A Visitor - 09:45
10 10 - Hurrah for Allen - 09:53
11 11 - The Hold-Up - 09:46
12 12 - Sheep! - 09:29
13 13 - The Enemy Routed - 08:41
14 14 - Nothing Human - 08:19
15 15 - Wild Roses - 12:41
16 16 - The Whirlpool - 10:05
17 17 - The "Thing" - 11:28
18 18 - Surprised - 10:47
19 19 - Like Old Times - 09:01
20 20 - Very Much Alive - 10:13
21 21 - Out of the Dark - 08:50
22 22 - Tragedy - 11:24
23 23 - A Moonlight Apparition - 08:02
24 24 - Recovered - 08:21
25 25 - The Old Crowd Again - 12:03



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