Grace Harlowe's Plebe Year At High School
Grace Harlowe's Plebe Year At High School
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Gray; perhaps one of the servants. No, it wasneither; of course it couldn't be because it was the figure of a man. She saw him now plainly enough hovering over the dressing table.
A small, cold hand slipped into hers. Anne was awake too. She had seenthe figure and lay quite still watching it. Grace silently returned thepressure; then the two lay watching the man's stealthy motions for amoment, while Grace's mind was busy devising a plan by which the robbermight be caught.
Oakdale was a quiet, p...rosperous place, and burglars were unusual. Occasionally the hands in the silk mills made a disturbance, and therehad been a few highway robberies, but an actual house-breaker seldomtroubled the law-abiding town. The two girls, as they lay watching himfrom under the covers, guessed that this man was a real burglar. He worea black soft hat and carried a small electric lantern, while, with apractised hand, he picked the lock of a small drawer in the dressingtable where the girls had put their purses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gray; perhaps one of the servants. No, it wasneither; of course it couldn't be because it was the figure of a man. She saw him now plainly enough hovering over the dressing table.
A small, cold hand slipped into hers. Anne was awake too. She had seenthe figure and lay quite still watching it. Grace silently returned thepressure; then the two lay watching the man's stealthy motions for amoment, while Grace's mind was busy devising a plan by which the robbermight be caught.
Oakdale was a quiet, p...rosperous place, and burglars were unusual. Occasionally the hands in the silk mills made a disturbance, and therehad been a few highway robberies, but an actual house-breaker seldomtroubled the law-abiding town. The two girls, as they lay watching himfrom under the covers, guessed that this man was a real burglar. He worea black soft hat and carried a small electric lantern, while, with apractised hand, he picked the lock of a small drawer in the dressingtable where the girls had put their purses.
What to read after Grace Harlowe's Plebe Year At High School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flower Jessie Graham [pseud.] - to read onlineMoreLess
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