Lost On the Moon
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"I know ProfessorHenderson will pay you any sum in reason to let me go. You can become arich man. " "I don't want riches--I want revenge!" exclaimed the man. And he glaredat Mark, while throughout the dismal, deserted house there sounded therattle and bang of the flapping shutters.
CHAPTER X MARK'S STRANGE ACTIONS Jack Darrow fairly burst into the big shed where the two scientistswere at work over the ruined motor. They looked up at his excitableentrance, and Mr. Henderson called out: "Why, Jac...k, what's the matter?" "Quite a lot, I'm afraid, " answered the lad, and there was that in hisvoice which alarmed the professors.
"What do you mean?" inquired Mr. Roumann, laying aside some of thedamaged motor plates.
"Mark's gone!" gasped Jack.
"Gone! Where?" exclaimed Mr. Henderson.
"I don't know, but he went to the deserted house, where we thought themysterious man was hiding, and since then I can't find him. " Then the frightened lad proceeded to explain what he and Mark hadundertaken, and the outcome of it; how his chum had failed to meet himat the rendezvous, and how Jack had searched through the old housewithout result.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I know ProfessorHenderson will pay you any sum in reason to let me go. You can become arich man. " "I don't want riches--I want revenge!" exclaimed the man. And he glaredat Mark, while throughout the dismal, deserted house there sounded therattle and bang of the flapping shutters.
CHAPTER X MARK'S STRANGE ACTIONS Jack Darrow fairly burst into the big shed where the two scientistswere at work over the ruined motor. They looked up at his excitableentrance, and Mr. Henderson called out: "Why, Jac...k, what's the matter?" "Quite a lot, I'm afraid, " answered the lad, and there was that in hisvoice which alarmed the professors.
"What do you mean?" inquired Mr. Roumann, laying aside some of thedamaged motor plates.
"Mark's gone!" gasped Jack.
"Gone! Where?" exclaimed Mr. Henderson.
"I don't know, but he went to the deserted house, where we thought themysterious man was hiding, and since then I can't find him. " Then the frightened lad proceeded to explain what he and Mark hadundertaken, and the outcome of it; how his chum had failed to meet himat the rendezvous, and how Jack had searched through the old housewithout result.
What to read after Lost On the Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rockwood Roy to read onlineMoreLess
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