Billie Bradley On Lighthouse Island
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And last, butnot least, they talked in hushed tones of the mysterious little hut inthe woods and the strange man who lived there and wove fern baskets andother things for a living.
By the time they had reached Miss Arbuckle and the finding of her albumin the woods they were feeling delightfully thrilly and farther away fromsleep than ever.
"It really must be a mystery, " Connie was saying, snuggling deeper intothe covers and staring at Billie's pretty face and tousled hair weirdlyillumined by t...he pale moonlight that sifted through the window, whenthere came a tap on the door. And right upon the tap came Mrs. Bradley, wearing a loose robe that made her look mysteriously lovely in the dimlight. She sat down on the edge of the bed and regarded the girlssmilingly.
"It's twelve o'clock, " she said, and they stared at her unbelievingly. "Twelve o'clock, " she repeated relentlessly, "and time for girls who haveto be up early in the morning to be asleep. " "But we're not sleepy, " protested Billie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And last, butnot least, they talked in hushed tones of the mysterious little hut inthe woods and the strange man who lived there and wove fern baskets andother things for a living.
By the time they had reached Miss Arbuckle and the finding of her albumin the woods they were feeling delightfully thrilly and farther away fromsleep than ever.
"It really must be a mystery, " Connie was saying, snuggling deeper intothe covers and staring at Billie's pretty face and tousled hair weirdlyillumined by t...he pale moonlight that sifted through the window, whenthere came a tap on the door. And right upon the tap came Mrs. Bradley, wearing a loose robe that made her look mysteriously lovely in the dimlight. She sat down on the edge of the bed and regarded the girlssmilingly.
"It's twelve o'clock, " she said, and they stared at her unbelievingly. "Twelve o'clock, " she repeated relentlessly, "and time for girls who haveto be up early in the morning to be asleep. " "But we're not sleepy, " protested Billie.
What to read after Billie Bradley On Lighthouse Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wheeler Janet D. to read onlineMoreLess
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