Mystery At the Ski Jump
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But none of them was in sight. John Horn tugged impatiently at her coat sleeve.
“I tell you we got to hurry, Nancy,” he pleaded. “She’s over on that pond in the woods right now. And skatin’ around bold as you please!”
“Who’s skating?” Nancy demanded.
“Why, that woman who sold me the fake fur stock,” the old trapper snorted. “That thievin’ Mrs. Channing, of course!”
At the name Channing, Nancy hesitated no longer. “Lead the way!” she urged.
An instant later the two were running across the hotel g...rounds. They headed into the woods at the rear of the inn and trudged through the snow for nearly a quarter of a mile.
“There she is!” Horn pointed out. They slowed down and cautiously approached a small, cleared pond.
Nancy felt a tingle of excitement run down her spine. She stood on tiptoe for a better view and craned her neck. As Mitzi Adele ended a series of figures, she was facing Nancy directly.
The tall, slender brunette suddenly realized she had been discovered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But none of them was in sight. John Horn tugged impatiently at her coat sleeve.
“I tell you we got to hurry, Nancy,” he pleaded. “She’s over on that pond in the woods right now. And skatin’ around bold as you please!”
“Who’s skating?” Nancy demanded.
“Why, that woman who sold me the fake fur stock,” the old trapper snorted. “That thievin’ Mrs. Channing, of course!”
At the name Channing, Nancy hesitated no longer. “Lead the way!” she urged.
An instant later the two were running across the hotel g...rounds. They headed into the woods at the rear of the inn and trudged through the snow for nearly a quarter of a mile.
“There she is!” Horn pointed out. They slowed down and cautiously approached a small, cleared pond.
Nancy felt a tingle of excitement run down her spine. She stood on tiptoe for a better view and craned her neck. As Mitzi Adele ended a series of figures, she was facing Nancy directly.
The tall, slender brunette suddenly realized she had been discovered.
What to read after Mystery At the Ski Jump?
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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