The Clue in the Diary
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In the rear-view mirror she saw an astonished look on his face. She slowed to a normal pace and laughed in relief.
“A hitchhiker! He probably thinks I’m crazy!”
The stranger did not in the least resemble a criminal type. He looked kind and pleasant.
“Better safe then sorry,” Bess defended herself as they left the amazed hitchhiker far behind.
“I’ll have to agree with you on that,” said George.
Presently Nancy came to a fork in the road and stopped the convertible. There were no signs to indicate... which road led toward the Weston factory.
“I’d turn to the left,” Bess advised.
“The right-hand turn looks more likely to me,” George insisted. “Look—I see a shack over among those trees. Why not inquire there?”
“A good idea!” Nancy approved. She pulled up before the shack and flung open the car door. George did the same and promptly stepped out.
But Bess held back. “No telling who lives there, girls! M-maybe that criminal!”
“George and I will go,” said Nancy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the rear-view mirror she saw an astonished look on his face. She slowed to a normal pace and laughed in relief.
“A hitchhiker! He probably thinks I’m crazy!”
The stranger did not in the least resemble a criminal type. He looked kind and pleasant.
“Better safe then sorry,” Bess defended herself as they left the amazed hitchhiker far behind.
“I’ll have to agree with you on that,” said George.
Presently Nancy came to a fork in the road and stopped the convertible. There were no signs to indicate... which road led toward the Weston factory.
“I’d turn to the left,” Bess advised.
“The right-hand turn looks more likely to me,” George insisted. “Look—I see a shack over among those trees. Why not inquire there?”
“A good idea!” Nancy approved. She pulled up before the shack and flung open the car door. George did the same and promptly stepped out.
But Bess held back. “No telling who lives there, girls! M-maybe that criminal!”
“George and I will go,” said Nancy.
What to read after The Clue in the Diary?
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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