The Eskimo's Secret
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The Elusive Detective “A hit-and-run driver?” Nancy exclaimed. “But. . .”
“Harper was in an accident?” Mr. Steel didn’t sound quite convinced.
“He was struck down,” the officer said. “But it certainly doesn’t sound like it was an accident.”
“You mean he was injured on purpose?” Nancy was sickened at the thought, but not surprised.
“There were two witnesses and both of them stated that the car had been parked at the curb with the motor running for some time. When Harper came out o...f his apartment building, the car pulled out and headed directly for him. According to both witnesses, Harper saw the car and tried to avoid it. The car pursued him, finally striking him just before he reached the far curb.”
Nancy shuddered. “How awful.”
“He was very lucky to get away with just a concussion and the other cuts and bruises,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Elusive Detective “A hit-and-run driver?” Nancy exclaimed. “But. . .”
“Harper was in an accident?” Mr. Steel didn’t sound quite convinced.
“He was struck down,” the officer said. “But it certainly doesn’t sound like it was an accident.”
“You mean he was injured on purpose?” Nancy was sickened at the thought, but not surprised.
“There were two witnesses and both of them stated that the car had been parked at the curb with the motor running for some time. When Harper came out o...f his apartment building, the car pulled out and headed directly for him. According to both witnesses, Harper saw the car and tried to avoid it. The car pursued him, finally striking him just before he reached the far curb.”
Nancy shuddered. “How awful.”
“He was very lucky to get away with just a concussion and the other cuts and bruises,”
What to read after The Eskimo's Secret?
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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