Mystery of the Burnt Cottage
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The Five Find-Outers and Buster the Dog.
The Burning Cottage.
It was at half-past nine on a dark April night that all the excitement began.
The village of Peterswood was perfectly quiet and peaceful, except for a dog barking somewhere. Then suddenly, to the west of the village, a great light flared up.
Larry Daykin was just getting into bed when he saw it. He had pulled back his curtains so that the daylight would wake him, and he suddenly saw the flare to the west.
“Golly! What’s that!” he said.... He called to his sister. “Daisy! I say, come here and look. There’s a funny flare-up down in the village somewhere.”
His sister came into the bedroom in her nightdress. She looked out of the window.
“It’s a fire!” she said. “It looks pretty big, doesn’t it? I wonder what it is. Do you think it’s some one’s house on fire?”
“We’d better go and see,” said Larry, excited. “Let’s get dressed again. Mummy and Daddy are out, so they won’t know anything about the fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Five Find-Outers and Buster the Dog.
The Burning Cottage.
It was at half-past nine on a dark April night that all the excitement began.
The village of Peterswood was perfectly quiet and peaceful, except for a dog barking somewhere. Then suddenly, to the west of the village, a great light flared up.
Larry Daykin was just getting into bed when he saw it. He had pulled back his curtains so that the daylight would wake him, and he suddenly saw the flare to the west.
“Golly! What’s that!” he said.... He called to his sister. “Daisy! I say, come here and look. There’s a funny flare-up down in the village somewhere.”
His sister came into the bedroom in her nightdress. She looked out of the window.
“It’s a fire!” she said. “It looks pretty big, doesn’t it? I wonder what it is. Do you think it’s some one’s house on fire?”
“We’d better go and see,” said Larry, excited. “Let’s get dressed again. Mummy and Daddy are out, so they won’t know anything about the fire.
What to read after Mystery of the Burnt Cottage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Enid Blyton to read onlineMoreLess
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