(#28) the Clue of the Black Keys
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Nancy asked Dr. Anderson.“This afternoon at three,” the professor replied.Nancy looked at her watch. It was ten-thirty. She had a few hours to study!Eager to use her time to advantage, Nancy hurried to the college library. There the librarian pointed out the books used for Dr. Anderson’s course in American Indian Culture.“And this should help you,” the woman said, giving Nancy a typewritten sheet. “It’s an outline of the work covered each month.”The syllabus stated that the subjects assigned for... the past month were The Aztecs of Mexico and Early Indian Tribes in Florida.Fortunately, Nancy had brought a notebook and her fountain pen. She read all the chapters on Florida Indians, and made notes on the facts which seemed most important about the ancient Aztecs.She hardly took time for lunch, studying her notes while she ate a sandwich in the cafeteria. After lunch she returned to the library and did more reading until it was time to go to class.As the students flocked in to take their seats, Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nancy asked Dr. Anderson.“This afternoon at three,” the professor replied.Nancy looked at her watch. It was ten-thirty. She had a few hours to study!Eager to use her time to advantage, Nancy hurried to the college library. There the librarian pointed out the books used for Dr. Anderson’s course in American Indian Culture.“And this should help you,” the woman said, giving Nancy a typewritten sheet. “It’s an outline of the work covered each month.”The syllabus stated that the subjects assigned for... the past month were The Aztecs of Mexico and Early Indian Tribes in Florida.Fortunately, Nancy had brought a notebook and her fountain pen. She read all the chapters on Florida Indians, and made notes on the facts which seemed most important about the ancient Aztecs.She hardly took time for lunch, studying her notes while she ate a sandwich in the cafeteria. After lunch she returned to the library and did more reading until it was time to go to class.As the students flocked in to take their seats, Dr.
What to read after (#28) the Clue of the Black Keys?
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