Lantern Sam And the Blue Streak Bandits (2014)
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had been checked, and there was still no sign of Ellie. I was with Clarence and Sam in the dormitory car when one of the porters, a tall, handsome young man of eighteen or nineteen, returned from the baggage compartment.
“What is it, James?” Clarence asked.
“You’d better see this, Mr. Nockwood, sir,” he said. “I was checking everyplace, like you said, and, well, see for yourself.”
Sam and I followed them through the mail room and into the baggage compartment, separated by a heavy cloth divider t...hat functioned as a door and that closed by means of metal snaps.
“Right over here, sir,” said James, leading Clarence to the far corner of the car. Behind a number of trunks and suitcases were dozens of marble floor tiles—six- and twelve-inch samples in every color imaginable—dumped into a pile.
“Looks like somebody overturned a salesman’s trunk,” Clarence observed. “But where’s the trunk?”
“That’s just it, sir. There’s no empty cases in here. I checked the whole car—twice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
had been checked, and there was still no sign of Ellie. I was with Clarence and Sam in the dormitory car when one of the porters, a tall, handsome young man of eighteen or nineteen, returned from the baggage compartment.
“What is it, James?” Clarence asked.
“You’d better see this, Mr. Nockwood, sir,” he said. “I was checking everyplace, like you said, and, well, see for yourself.”
Sam and I followed them through the mail room and into the baggage compartment, separated by a heavy cloth divider t...hat functioned as a door and that closed by means of metal snaps.
“Right over here, sir,” said James, leading Clarence to the far corner of the car. Behind a number of trunks and suitcases were dozens of marble floor tiles—six- and twelve-inch samples in every color imaginable—dumped into a pile.
“Looks like somebody overturned a salesman’s trunk,” Clarence observed. “But where’s the trunk?”
“That’s just it, sir. There’s no empty cases in here. I checked the whole car—twice.
What to read after Lantern Sam And the Blue Streak Bandits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael D. Beil to read onlineMoreLess
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