"Blyton, Enid - Famous Five 07 - Five Go Off To Camp" - читать интересную книгу автора (Blyton Enid) FIVE GO OFF TO CAMP
Enid Blyton First published in Great Britain in 1948 by Hodder and Stoughton This edition 1991 ISBN 0-340-54881-9 Hodder Children's Books A Division of Hodder Headline pic Contents 01 Holiday time 7 02 Up on the moors 14 03 Anne's volcano 22 04 Spook-trains 29 05 Back at camp again 36 06 Day at the farm 44 07 Mr Andrews comes home 52 08 A lazy evening 60 09 Night visitor 68 10 Hunt for a spook-train 76 11 Mostly about Jock 85 13 A thrilling plan 102 14 Jock comes to camp 110 15 George has an adventure 119 16 In the tunnel again 128 17 An amazing find 135 18 A way of escape 144 19 What an adventure! 152 1 Holiday time 'Two jolly fine tents, four groundsheets, four sleeping-bags - I say, what about Timmy? Isn't he going to have a sleeping-bag too?' said Dick, with a grin. The other three children laughed, and Timmy, the dog, thumped his tail hard on the ground. 'Look at him,' said George. 'He's laughing, too! He's got his mouth stretched wide open.' They all looked at Timmy. He really did look as if a wide grin stretched his hairy mouth from side to side. 'He's a darling,' said Anne, hugging him. 'Best dog in the world, aren't you, Timmy?' 'Woof!' said Timmy, agreeing. He gave Anne a wet lick on her nose. The four children, Julian, tall and strong for his age, Dick, George and Anne were busy planning a camping holiday. George was a girl, not a boy, but she would never answer to her real name, Georgina. With her freckled face and short, curly hair she really did look more like a boy than a girl. 'It's absolutely wizard, being allowed to go on a camping holiday all by ourselves,' said Dick. 'I never thought our parents would allow it, after the terrific adventure we had last summer, when we went off in caravans.' 'Well - we shan't be quite all by ourselves,' said Anne. 'Don't forget we've got Mr Luffy to keep an eye on us. He'll be camping quite near. 'Pooh! Old Luffy!' said Dick, with a laugh. 'He won't know if we're there or not. So long as he can study his precious moorland insects, he won't bother about us.' 'Well, if it hadn't been that he was going to camp, too, we wouldn't have been allowed to go,' said Anne. 'I heard Daddy say so.' |
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