Ted Strong's Motor Car
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Then he and Stella returned to the Billings ranch house.
"Say nothing whatever about our adventure, " said Ted, as he and Stellarode along discussing the matter. "I think there will be something doingthere to-night. " When they got back to the ranch, Ted simply explained their absence bysaying that they had ridden farther than they had at first intended.
Ted was introduced to the other guests, who had arrived in his absence. There was Mr. Norcross, the banker, who looked a little sheepish whenT...ed shook hands with him and acted as if he had never seen him before. The man with the black mustache and the red necktie was Mr. DennisCorrigan, of Chicago, and neither he nor the boys appeared to have seenhim before. The young man with the pointed beard was Mr. Van Belder, ofNew York.
Colonel Billings was full of hospitable notions, and made the afternoonpass delightfully.
"They tell me there is very good shooting in the neighborhood at times, "said Mr. Corrigan, as they all sat on the veranda in the afternoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he and Stella returned to the Billings ranch house.
"Say nothing whatever about our adventure, " said Ted, as he and Stellarode along discussing the matter. "I think there will be something doingthere to-night. " When they got back to the ranch, Ted simply explained their absence bysaying that they had ridden farther than they had at first intended.
Ted was introduced to the other guests, who had arrived in his absence. There was Mr. Norcross, the banker, who looked a little sheepish whenT...ed shook hands with him and acted as if he had never seen him before. The man with the black mustache and the red necktie was Mr. DennisCorrigan, of Chicago, and neither he nor the boys appeared to have seenhim before. The young man with the pointed beard was Mr. Van Belder, ofNew York.
Colonel Billings was full of hospitable notions, and made the afternoonpass delightfully.
"They tell me there is very good shooting in the neighborhood at times, "said Mr. Corrigan, as they all sat on the veranda in the afternoon.
What to read after Ted Strong's Motor Car?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor Edward C. to read onlineMoreLess
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