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The Camp Girls were filled with expectations of what was before them . They were to sail shortly after ten o'clock , and for many of them it was to be the first sail they had ever enjoyed . Breakfast was eaten and the camp put in order in record time that morning . Promptly at ten o'clock Captain Billy rowed the small boat ashore . He dragged down some trees which he cut , thus making a crude pier for the girls to walk out on , thus enabling him to leave the small boat in deeper water . However , he could take out no more than five passengers at a time . Mrs. Livingston told him that they did not care to sail far that morning .