Madge Morton, Captain of the Merry Maid
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It was perhaps eight o'clock, although to the girls it seemed midnight, when Lillian whispered: "Girls, I hear some one coming this way. Phil was right; it was ajoke, after all. Whoever locked the door has come back to unlock it. " The girls smiled hopefully. After all, their experience did not amountto anything. They would be back inside the houseboat in another hour.
The footsteps now sounded plainly just outside the cabin door.
"Won't you please unbar the door for us?" called Phil and Madge ...inchorus. "Some one has locked us inside. " An elfish laugh answered them. Or was it the wind? Perhaps they hadheard no one after all. They strained their ears but heard no furthersound. Then the last bit of twilight vanished and night came down inreality.
CHAPTER VIII AN ANXIOUS NIGHT Huddled together in the darkness, Phil and Madge endeavored to relievethe strain of the situation by talking, but the very sound of theirvoices dismayed them and they became silent. Finally Eleanor, who hadbeen leaning against Madge's shoulder, laid her head in her cousin'slap and went to sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was perhaps eight o'clock, although to the girls it seemed midnight, when Lillian whispered: "Girls, I hear some one coming this way. Phil was right; it was ajoke, after all. Whoever locked the door has come back to unlock it. " The girls smiled hopefully. After all, their experience did not amountto anything. They would be back inside the houseboat in another hour.
The footsteps now sounded plainly just outside the cabin door.
"Won't you please unbar the door for us?" called Phil and Madge ...inchorus. "Some one has locked us inside. " An elfish laugh answered them. Or was it the wind? Perhaps they hadheard no one after all. They strained their ears but heard no furthersound. Then the last bit of twilight vanished and night came down inreality.
CHAPTER VIII AN ANXIOUS NIGHT Huddled together in the darkness, Phil and Madge endeavored to relievethe strain of the situation by talking, but the very sound of theirvoices dismayed them and they became silent. Finally Eleanor, who hadbeen leaning against Madge's shoulder, laid her head in her cousin'slap and went to sleep.
What to read after Madge Morton, Captain of the Merry Maid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chalmers Amy D. V. to read onlineMoreLess
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