Captive Witness
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“I think,” he said, “I’d better sit down.” He sank heavily into a great brown armchair and stared at the floor.
Nancy, on the other hand, decided that their visitor needed some cheering up. “Well, Mr. Popov, how would you like something to eat? It’s time to relax a bit, and when we’re all done talking, you should have a bath and then a bed because I can see that you’ve had to do some crawling and hiding to get here. Am I right?”
Mr. Popov nodded somberly. He looked down at his hands, which Nancy... had noticed were badly scratched, with flakes of dirt around the nails. His shoes were muddy, too.
“With your permission, dear lady,” he said, “I gratefully accept the offer. Food and a bath would be wonderful. But first, let me at least wash my hands and face.”
He disappeared into the bathroom while Nancy phoned room service and the young men donated slacks, a shirt, and a jacket to replace Mr. Popov’s tattered clothing.
Professor Bagley stared at Nancy, still perplexed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I think,” he said, “I’d better sit down.” He sank heavily into a great brown armchair and stared at the floor.
Nancy, on the other hand, decided that their visitor needed some cheering up. “Well, Mr. Popov, how would you like something to eat? It’s time to relax a bit, and when we’re all done talking, you should have a bath and then a bed because I can see that you’ve had to do some crawling and hiding to get here. Am I right?”
Mr. Popov nodded somberly. He looked down at his hands, which Nancy... had noticed were badly scratched, with flakes of dirt around the nails. His shoes were muddy, too.
“With your permission, dear lady,” he said, “I gratefully accept the offer. Food and a bath would be wonderful. But first, let me at least wash my hands and face.”
He disappeared into the bathroom while Nancy phoned room service and the young men donated slacks, a shirt, and a jacket to replace Mr. Popov’s tattered clothing.
Professor Bagley stared at Nancy, still perplexed.
What to read after Captive Witness?
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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