The Treasure of Indian Chasm, or Betty Gordon at Boarding School, is a gripping girls' adventure book written by Alice B. Emerson. Betty Gordon, the protagonist of the narrative, discovers a fascinating mystery upon enrolling in boarding school. In an attempt to find buried wealth in Indian Chasm, Betty and her companions get involved. Readers follow the exciting story as it unfolds, encountering a blend of the thrill of a treasure hunt and the difficulties of school life. When faced with a variety of challenges, Betty's character is shown to be brave, resourceful, and determined. The book combines aspects of exploration, friendship, and mystery-solving, making it a worthwhile read for younger readers. Readers will find themselves turning the pages with excitement as Betty and her pals solve riddles, conquer obstacles, and set out on an adventure throughout the story. "Betty Gordon at Boarding School" is a part of a series that advances Betty's thrilling adventures and character development.

Betty Gordon at Boarding School; Or, The Treasure of Indian Chasm By Emerson

The girl, who was watching a wiry little bay horse contentedly crop grass that grew in straggling whisps about the fence posts, looked up and showed an even row of white teeth as she smiled."Me make you velly nice apple tart. Miss Betty." The Chinese cook flourished his rolling pin with one hand and swung his apron viciously with the other as he held open the screen door and swept out some imaginary flies.Lee Chang, cook for the bunk house in the oil fields, could do several things at one time, as he had frequently proved.The girl, who was watching a wiry little bay horse contentedly crop grass that grew in straggling whisps about the fence posts, looked up and showed an even row of white teeth as she smiled."I don't think we're going to stay for dinner to-day," she said half regretfully. "I know your apple tarts, Lee Chang-they are delicious."The fat Chinaman closed the screen door and went on with his pastry making. From time to time, as he passed fro