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A House Party with the Tucker Twins

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By Nell Speed
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About This Book

A spirited first-person narrative follows a group of young friends who gather for a lively house party at a country estate, where the narrator Page Allison and the Tucker Twins join in everyday mischief and warm companionship. Episodes move between comic village-store scenes and energetic social diversions, including an enterprising sales effort, a daring human-fly stunt, a circus visit, a picnic, and a ghostly scare. Interwoven meetings and personal plans show how loyalties and affections shift during the visit, and the tale closes with practical resolutions and exchanged letters that reflect the characters' hopes and intentions for the future.

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HURST & COMPANY, Publishers, NEW YORK
HURST & COMPANY'S BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
REX KINGDON SERIES
By GORDON BRADDOCK
Cloth Bound. Illustrated.
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Transcriber's Notes:

Varied hyphenation was retained. This includes cart-wheels and cartwheels.

Obvious punctuation errors repaired.

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