The Case of the Artful Crime
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She was sure the driver was merely crouched in his seat. He wouldn’t stay there forever.
Three minutes passed, and Nancy couldn’t stand to wait any longer. Keeping low, she left her car and crept alongside the sedan to a rear window. She carefully peeked into the car. The keys were still in the ignition, but the car was completely empty!
Nancy moved to the trunk. It was locked. Just to be sure, she grabbed the keys from the ignition and opened the trunk. Empty.
He’s still in the car wash, Nancy ...decided, sprinting to the entrance.
“Hey, lady!” cried the attendant as Nancy brushed aside the heavy cloth flaps covering the opening. “You can’t go in there.”
Ignoring the attendant, Nancy ran into the center of the dark, dripping car wash.
“Lady, are you nuts?” asked the short, thin attendant as he came into the car wash behind her.
“The man who drove that car, where is he?” Nancy asked urgently.
The attendant shrugged. “Isn’t he in his car?”
“No,” Nancy replied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was sure the driver was merely crouched in his seat. He wouldn’t stay there forever.
Three minutes passed, and Nancy couldn’t stand to wait any longer. Keeping low, she left her car and crept alongside the sedan to a rear window. She carefully peeked into the car. The keys were still in the ignition, but the car was completely empty!
Nancy moved to the trunk. It was locked. Just to be sure, she grabbed the keys from the ignition and opened the trunk. Empty.
He’s still in the car wash, Nancy ...decided, sprinting to the entrance.
“Hey, lady!” cried the attendant as Nancy brushed aside the heavy cloth flaps covering the opening. “You can’t go in there.”
Ignoring the attendant, Nancy ran into the center of the dark, dripping car wash.
“Lady, are you nuts?” asked the short, thin attendant as he came into the car wash behind her.
“The man who drove that car, where is he?” Nancy asked urgently.
The attendant shrugged. “Isn’t he in his car?”
“No,” Nancy replied.
What to read after The Case of the Artful 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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