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In 'Dave Porter on Cave Island; Or, A Schoolboy's Mysterious Mission' by Edward Stratemeyer, readers are taken on an adventurous journey with the young protagonist, Dave Porter, as he navigates through a mysterious mission on a secluded island. Written in a straightforward and engaging style, the book falls under the genre of young adult fiction with elements of mystery and suspense. Set in the early 20th century, the novel provides readers with a glimpse into the societal norms and values of the time, making it both entertaining and educational. As Dave unravels the secrets of Cave Island, readers are kept on the edge of their seats with unexpected twists and turns. Edward Stratemeyer's storytelling prowess shines through in his vivid descriptions and character development, keeping readers immersed in the narrative from start to finish. Edward Stratemeyer, a prolific writer of children's literature, drew inspiration from his own experiences growing up in the United States to create relatable and engaging stories for young readers. His dedication to providing wholesome entertainment for children led him to establish the Stratemeyer Syndicate, a successful publishing company responsible for producing several enduring series such as the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew mysteries. Stratemeyer's passion for storytelling and commitment to fostering a love of reading in young audiences is evident in his works, including 'Dave Porter on Cave Island', which continues to captivate readers of all ages. For fans of classic adventure stories and mysteries, 'Dave Porter on Cave Island; Or, A Schoolboy's Mysterious Mission' is a must-read. With its captivating plot, well-developed characters, and timeless themes, this book offers readers an engaging escape into a world filled with intrigue and excitement. Whether you're a young adult or simply young at heart, Edward Stratemeyer's novel is sure to entertain and inspire you on a thrilling literary journey.

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"Dave Porter on Cave Island" from Edward Stratemeyer. American publisher and writer of children's fiction (1862-1930).

"[...]joy-ride in an auto with Merwell and Jasniff. Then Merwell and Jasniff appeared in Crumville with a stunning touring car, and they had two girls with them, loudly dressed and heavily veiled, and the whole four tooted horns, and sang, and behaved in anything but a becoming fashion. A good many folks thought the veiled girls must be Laura and Jessie, and you can imagine how my sister and her friend felt when they heard of it.” “Those chaps ought to be arrested,” murmured Phil. “And tarred and feathered,” added the senator's son. [...]".

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“Come on, fellows, if you are going! It's a good six-mile skate to Squirrel Island, and we've got to hustle if we want to get there in time for lunch.” “Wait till I fix my right skate, Dave,” returned Phil Lawrence. “I don't want to lose it on the way.” “Say, that puts me in mind of a story,” came from another of the group of schoolboys who were adjusting their skates. “Once a man asked for a pair of skates for——” “Stow it, Shadow!” interrupted Dave Porter. “We haven't any time now to listen to stories. You can tell them while we are resting up at the island.” “Shadow can tell stories while we put away the lunch,” observed Roger Morr, with a grin. “Not much!” cried the lad mentioned. “I guess that skate will make me as hungry as anybody—and the stories will keep.” “I thought Ben Basswood was going, too?” came from another of the schoolboys.