The Crooked Banister
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Thomas Banister.
He took Nancy by the arm and led her to a secluded table in a corner of the restaurant. His sister and the other girls followed.
When they were seated, Mrs. Carrier burst out, “Those people are dreadful! How rude of them to make such a remark!”
“I agree,” said Bess. “I’d just like to tell them what a terrific detective Nancy is!”
George recommended that they forget all about the Aldrins. “We don’t even know if they’re honest,” she remarked. “They could have made up the whol...e story about being cheated by your brother in order to get money from you.”
Thomas nodded as a waitress approached them. After menus had been passed around, he asked, “What would you all like to eat?”
Mrs. Carrier chose cream of tomato soup and chicken salad.
Bess asked haltingly, “Would you mind if I concentrate on dessert?” She hesitated a moment, then said, “Just a small hamburger and a large fudge nut sundae with a piece of cake?”
Nancy expected a tart comment from George about her plumpish cousin’s selections, but she said nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Thomas Banister.
He took Nancy by the arm and led her to a secluded table in a corner of the restaurant. His sister and the other girls followed.
When they were seated, Mrs. Carrier burst out, “Those people are dreadful! How rude of them to make such a remark!”
“I agree,” said Bess. “I’d just like to tell them what a terrific detective Nancy is!”
George recommended that they forget all about the Aldrins. “We don’t even know if they’re honest,” she remarked. “They could have made up the whol...e story about being cheated by your brother in order to get money from you.”
Thomas nodded as a waitress approached them. After menus had been passed around, he asked, “What would you all like to eat?”
Mrs. Carrier chose cream of tomato soup and chicken salad.
Bess asked haltingly, “Would you mind if I concentrate on dessert?” She hesitated a moment, then said, “Just a small hamburger and a large fudge nut sundae with a piece of cake?”
Nancy expected a tart comment from George about her plumpish cousin’s selections, but she said nothing.
What to read after The Crooked Banister?
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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