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A theft of prized pigeons prompts Dorothy and her chums to investigate, drawing them into encounters with a mysterious gypsy girl and a runaway whose identity becomes central to unfolding troubles. Episodes range from camp life and a midnight alarm to a startling capture and confrontations with a queer tramp and a deceptive double. Misunderstandings and mean acts complicate loyalties, but Dorothy's courage and persistent searching uncover the real Miette, free those in peril, and restore friendships. The narrative moves through suspense and surprise toward reconciliation and the reaffirmation of sincere affection among the group.
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