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fandomhighdorms2010-05-27 04:57 pm
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Dinosaur Campfire [suppertime]
Rilla had helped her siblings and the manse children gather firewood for bonfires in Rainbow Valley more times than she could count, and so she knew she had the proper mix of kindling to larger logs.
There was only one little problem--as the youngest, she'd never been permitted to light the fire, and the sausages she'd brought out with her weren't going to cook themselves.
How irritating.
She said down on a nearby log with a little flounce of her skirts, hoping for one of the older students to come along and help a wee freshman out.
There was only one little problem--as the youngest, she'd never been permitted to light the fire, and the sausages she'd brought out with her weren't going to cook themselves.
How irritating.
She said down on a nearby log with a little flounce of her skirts, hoping for one of the older students to come along and help a wee freshman out.

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To say nothing of certain less than pleasant cabinmates . . .
"You wouldn't let something like that stop you, honestly?" asked the Story Girl, who had after all been brazen enough to sneak into the house and change the hands on the clock when several hours' waiting had turned out to be unbearable. "I'd offer to do the lighting, but I haven't any matches myself."
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She glanced around the campground and decided, "There's bound to be someone with matches, isn't there? Someone seems to have at least one fire going out here every night so far. One ought to come along eventually."
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Her eyes went wide. "You'll never guess who used to be a student here!"
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She sensed a story, or at least the makings of one, and dropped gracefully to sit on a log, leaning forward curiously. "You're not going to tell me it's Napoleon Bonaparte, or anyone famous like that, are you?"
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Calm yourself, Rilla.
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Her lips quirked up in amusement. "Didn't your mother re-enact one of those stories once upon a time? We've heard stories about that."
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