There were green shades hung over the windows also, but these, during the day, were to be rolled up out of sight.
Jane and Harriet changed their wet clothing, ate breakfast and returned early in the forenoon.

With them they brought a chart of the big lake that they had bought of a boat owner.

While in the village Jane also had paid for the damaged rowboat and arranged for another, as it would be necessary to have a rowboat with them at all times.

A new anchor, this time a real one, was purchased and piled into the automobile.
The girls worked all that day setting their cabin to rights.

It was to them a delightful task, and late in the afternoon the cabin of the "Red Rover" was as homelike a place as one could wish.