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-LRB- The `` almost '' belonged to Miss Rosabel while the `` jolly '' was looked after by Ned and Nat , Dorothy and Tavia feeling like an appreciative audience . -RRB- All sorts of topics were introduced by the unhappy boys , who never had a good time when the Glens were present , but all resulted in the same failure to make a general conversation of firmer consistency than monosyllables . `` But you must come out to camp , '' said Nat in desperation . `` We have the jolliest quarters , on a high knoll , just off the lake front and not too far from the hotel -- a hotel is not bad to have around when a good blow takes the roof off your head at midnight . '' `` Oh , my ! '' exclaimed Rosabel , `` you do not mean to say that your tents blow away in the night ? '' `` Not a bit particular as to time -- night or day , '' went on the young man , `` so long as they get away .