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People were already drifting away from the pier. "Hugh and Victor are waiting to take us to Camp in the motor boat," explained Nancy. "I'll just introduce you to the Round Robin before we start. Don't you think we have a nice yell? There are six of us, you see; you will make the seventh girl. The boys are Associates. Mother and the Twins are Honorary."
Nancy chattered so fast that the newcomer was quite bewildered. Perhaps it was the best way to get over an awkward moment, for the Club was oddly tongue-tied. They did not all know one another very well as yet, the summer being so young. They were not awed by the Golden Girl; but they did not like the way she looked at them. "How queer these people are. " She seemed to be thinking. "I knew they would be. " She said nothing, however, and perhaps they mistook her real thoughts.