(#30) the Clue of the Velvet Mask
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The little dog raced directly toward the garage, barking furiously.“He saw someone, all right,” Nancy declared. She could see the vague impressions of a man’s footprints leading directly to the window near the telephone. “Someone was listening. I’m going to look around outside.”She asked the housekeeper to watch from the window while she followed the dog to the garage. The building was empty.Togo ran around the yard, his nose to the ground. Picking up the stranger’s scent, he followed it to the ...street but became confused.“Whoever it was, he’s gone now, Togo,” Nancy said, calling him back into the house. “Good dog! You tried hard.”The housekeeper was greatly upset by the disturbance.“Probably it was a member of that Velvet Gang,” she remarked. “That’s what the newspaper called them. I suspect the man wanted to get his black hood.”“Now stop worrying,” Nancy begged. “If he’d wanted it, he would have tried harder to get in. Nevertheless I’ll phone Chief McGinnis.”She brought the officer up to date on all she had learned and asked if she might still retain the mask since her father wanted to see it again.“All right,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The little dog raced directly toward the garage, barking furiously.“He saw someone, all right,” Nancy declared. She could see the vague impressions of a man’s footprints leading directly to the window near the telephone. “Someone was listening. I’m going to look around outside.”She asked the housekeeper to watch from the window while she followed the dog to the garage. The building was empty.Togo ran around the yard, his nose to the ground. Picking up the stranger’s scent, he followed it to the ...street but became confused.“Whoever it was, he’s gone now, Togo,” Nancy said, calling him back into the house. “Good dog! You tried hard.”The housekeeper was greatly upset by the disturbance.“Probably it was a member of that Velvet Gang,” she remarked. “That’s what the newspaper called them. I suspect the man wanted to get his black hood.”“Now stop worrying,” Nancy begged. “If he’d wanted it, he would have tried harder to get in. Nevertheless I’ll phone Chief McGinnis.”She brought the officer up to date on all she had learned and asked if she might still retain the mask since her father wanted to see it again.“All right,”
What to read after (#30) the Clue of the Velvet Mask?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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