Campfire Girls At Twin Lakes
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"Mom--an' Ad. --an' Olg. --an' Jim--they all hit me, " he replied, his eyesflashing with anger. "Mom locked me in a room, but I opened a windowan' clum out. " "Did they beat you today?" Hazel Edwards questioned.
"No, " replied the youth with a puzzled look; "they don't want you toknow they whipped me. They stopped it after you came and after a mancame and told 'em not to. " "Who is the man?" Hazel asked.
"I don't know. I heard his name, but I forgot. " "Was it Langford?" "Yes, that's it--Langfo...rd. He told 'em all to be good as pie to me whileyou was here. They thought I was asleep, but I was just pretendin'. " "Did Mr. Langford say why they must be good to you while we were here?"asked Katherine.
"I guess he did, " the boy replied slowly. "He said somebody'd take meaway and Mom 'u'd lose a lot o' money. " "That's just what we thought, " Hazel declared.
"What else did you overhear?" Katherine inquired.
"They're goin' to be awful nice and awful mean. " "Awful nice and awful mean, " Katherine repeated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Mom--an' Ad. --an' Olg. --an' Jim--they all hit me, " he replied, his eyesflashing with anger. "Mom locked me in a room, but I opened a windowan' clum out. " "Did they beat you today?" Hazel Edwards questioned.
"No, " replied the youth with a puzzled look; "they don't want you toknow they whipped me. They stopped it after you came and after a mancame and told 'em not to. " "Who is the man?" Hazel asked.
"I don't know. I heard his name, but I forgot. " "Was it Langford?" "Yes, that's it--Langfo...rd. He told 'em all to be good as pie to me whileyou was here. They thought I was asleep, but I was just pretendin'. " "Did Mr. Langford say why they must be good to you while we were here?"asked Katherine.
"I guess he did, " the boy replied slowly. "He said somebody'd take meaway and Mom 'u'd lose a lot o' money. " "That's just what we thought, " Hazel declared.
"What else did you overhear?" Katherine inquired.
"They're goin' to be awful nice and awful mean. " "Awful nice and awful mean, " Katherine repeated.
What to read after Campfire Girls At Twin Lakes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Stella M. to read onlineMoreLess
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