A Little Maid of Ticonderoga (Paperback)

Excerpt: ...to accept any excuse they might offer. But before she could call out she heard a voice, which was vaguely familiar, say: "I did leave that door open. Lucky I came back," and Nathan Beaman, the Shoreham boy, was close beside her. When he saw a little girl still grasping the iron ring, he seemed too surprised to speak. "I'm lost " Faith whispered. "I'm so glad you came. Major Young's little girls asked me to come to the fort, and then ran away and left me," and Faith told of her endeavors to find her companions. "Lucky I came back," said Nathan again, but this time his voice had an angry tone. "It was a mean trick. Those girls