Portrait in Crime
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“Nancy? Wake up.” Nancy felt something caress her face. “Please wake up.”
Ned? Nancy thought groggily. Was Ned here? The voice was deep and tender, like his. But the accent was different. . . . Nancy forced her eyes to open.
Sasha’s face swam before her eyes.
“Sasha? What are you doing here?” she mumbled. Her tongue felt too big for her mouth.
“Nancy, you are all right!” Sasha burst out, worry easing from his face. “I thought you were dead.”
Nancy sat up, wincing in pain. She put her hand to her... temple and groaned. “What’s going on? What time is it?”
“It is six o’clock,” Sasha said, cradling Nancy against him. “I ran into Bess and George on the street. They were worried when you did not show up. I offered to come here to look for you. Bess was going to call Tommy to meet them at the town square. She and George seemed to think they might need someone with a car.”
“The town square!” Nancy said, pulling herself forward. “Sasha, we’ve got to get to Diana.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Nancy? Wake up.” Nancy felt something caress her face. “Please wake up.”
Ned? Nancy thought groggily. Was Ned here? The voice was deep and tender, like his. But the accent was different. . . . Nancy forced her eyes to open.
Sasha’s face swam before her eyes.
“Sasha? What are you doing here?” she mumbled. Her tongue felt too big for her mouth.
“Nancy, you are all right!” Sasha burst out, worry easing from his face. “I thought you were dead.”
Nancy sat up, wincing in pain. She put her hand to her... temple and groaned. “What’s going on? What time is it?”
“It is six o’clock,” Sasha said, cradling Nancy against him. “I ran into Bess and George on the street. They were worried when you did not show up. I offered to come here to look for you. Bess was going to call Tommy to meet them at the town square. She and George seemed to think they might need someone with a car.”
“The town square!” Nancy said, pulling herself forward. “Sasha, we’ve got to get to Diana.”
What to read after Portrait in Crime?
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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