The Flying Saucer Mystery
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“You’ve heard about the flying saucer?” he asked in surprise. “I thought only a few natives knew about that.”
Nancy told the naturalist that a client of her father’s had contacted him and divulged the secret. “Dad is a lawyer. He said people around here who knew about the flying saucer were afraid to report it for fear of being laughed at.”
Old Joe smiled. “I think that’s partially true. As for myself, I never could be sure whether it was a real unidentified flying object from outer space or som...e government experimental aircraft.”
“Then you’ve seen it?” Ned asked.
The naturalist said indeed he had. “The saucer usually appears at night and has very bright lights. I’ve seen only white lights, but some folks say at times they’re red, other times green, and even yellow.
“One man reported seeing the whole saucer turn bright red. It looked as if it were ready to burn up, but the thing flew away and disappeared.”
Old Joe’s listeners were intrigued by the strange story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You’ve heard about the flying saucer?” he asked in surprise. “I thought only a few natives knew about that.”
Nancy told the naturalist that a client of her father’s had contacted him and divulged the secret. “Dad is a lawyer. He said people around here who knew about the flying saucer were afraid to report it for fear of being laughed at.”
Old Joe smiled. “I think that’s partially true. As for myself, I never could be sure whether it was a real unidentified flying object from outer space or som...e government experimental aircraft.”
“Then you’ve seen it?” Ned asked.
The naturalist said indeed he had. “The saucer usually appears at night and has very bright lights. I’ve seen only white lights, but some folks say at times they’re red, other times green, and even yellow.
“One man reported seeing the whole saucer turn bright red. It looked as if it were ready to burn up, but the thing flew away and disappeared.”
Old Joe’s listeners were intrigued by the strange story.
What to read after The Flying Saucer Mystery?
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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