Password to Larkspur Lane
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the old lady shouted. “The house you want is over in the next township, just outside of Milford. Go right down Elm Road. You can’t miss it.”
The woman standing by the hedge shook her head. “I never heard you mention that place before, Mother.”
The old lady’s black eyes snapped. “I know lots I don’t tell,” she said.
The girls thanked the two women and drove off, excited at the lead. But as they neared the small town of Milford, Bess looked worried. “I’m beginning to wish I’d stayed home,” she sai...d. “I really don’t want to meet any kidnappers.”
“Now don’t be a snob,” George teased her cousin.
“It’s all right for you to make jokes,” Bess replied, “but I can’t help it if I’m not brave like you two.”
Nancy smiled. “I can remember times on some of my cases when you were way ahead of us.”
“I surprised myself,” Bess admitted.
Nancy spotted the sign marking Elm Road and turned into the narrow, treeless street.
“There it is!” exclaimed George.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the old lady shouted. “The house you want is over in the next township, just outside of Milford. Go right down Elm Road. You can’t miss it.”
The woman standing by the hedge shook her head. “I never heard you mention that place before, Mother.”
The old lady’s black eyes snapped. “I know lots I don’t tell,” she said.
The girls thanked the two women and drove off, excited at the lead. But as they neared the small town of Milford, Bess looked worried. “I’m beginning to wish I’d stayed home,” she sai...d. “I really don’t want to meet any kidnappers.”
“Now don’t be a snob,” George teased her cousin.
“It’s all right for you to make jokes,” Bess replied, “but I can’t help it if I’m not brave like you two.”
Nancy smiled. “I can remember times on some of my cases when you were way ahead of us.”
“I surprised myself,” Bess admitted.
Nancy spotted the sign marking Elm Road and turned into the narrow, treeless street.
“There it is!” exclaimed George.
What to read after Password to Larkspur Lane?
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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