The Clue of the Broken Locket
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“And this one is in perfect condition!” Nancy exclaimed. “So it hasn’t lain in the boat very long.”
“Do you think it belongs to that girl who looks like Cecily?” Bess asked.
“Yes, I do,” Nancy answered. “Especially since I believe the two are related.”
George was impatient for action. “I’ll bet that girl could clear up a lot of mysteries if we could only find her again.”
Nancy’s thoughts were in a whirl. Why had the red-haired young woman seemed so frightened and run from the girls the first nig...ht at the cabin? “And why did she think we wanted to take the babies?” Nancy mused.
If the girl was related to Cecily, and she too had been searching around Pudding Stone Lodge for the family fortune, why had not Nancy and her friends seen her on the grounds?
Finally Nancy said, “The girl may come back here for the locket. Let’s wait.”
“But she may run away again if she sees us here,” George argued.
“We’ll hide,” said Bess. “I don’t like this soggy old place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“And this one is in perfect condition!” Nancy exclaimed. “So it hasn’t lain in the boat very long.”
“Do you think it belongs to that girl who looks like Cecily?” Bess asked.
“Yes, I do,” Nancy answered. “Especially since I believe the two are related.”
George was impatient for action. “I’ll bet that girl could clear up a lot of mysteries if we could only find her again.”
Nancy’s thoughts were in a whirl. Why had the red-haired young woman seemed so frightened and run from the girls the first nig...ht at the cabin? “And why did she think we wanted to take the babies?” Nancy mused.
If the girl was related to Cecily, and she too had been searching around Pudding Stone Lodge for the family fortune, why had not Nancy and her friends seen her on the grounds?
Finally Nancy said, “The girl may come back here for the locket. Let’s wait.”
“But she may run away again if she sees us here,” George argued.
“We’ll hide,” said Bess. “I don’t like this soggy old place.
What to read after The Clue of the Broken Locket?
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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