The Grammar School Boys of Gridley
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"Of course. And I'll tell you where else we saw that fellow Driggs. Hewas the driver of the cab last night. I've just placed that voice ofhis. " "Then Driggs was disguised last night, the same as Dexter was. " "Of course. " "And I can tell you something else, " continued Tom Reade. "I know whatDexter was doing in the drug store last night. I met Len Spencer thisnoon. Len had been investigating. " "What did Dexter want in the drug store?" asked Prescott.
"Soothing syrup. Len says he guesses that... Ab. Dexter was afraid Myrawould make too much noise before he got through the night, and thatDexter must have meant to drug the child into quietness. " "It ought not to have taken Dexter all that time just to get a bottle ofsoothing syrup, " suggested Prescott.
"It did, in this case, " Reade declared. "The druggist thought there wassomething queer in Dexter's manner, and so he questioned him sharply asto what Dexter wanted to do with the stuff. Dexter got confused, nextangry, and the druggist had about made up his mind not to sell thestuff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Of course. And I'll tell you where else we saw that fellow Driggs. Hewas the driver of the cab last night. I've just placed that voice ofhis. " "Then Driggs was disguised last night, the same as Dexter was. " "Of course. " "And I can tell you something else, " continued Tom Reade. "I know whatDexter was doing in the drug store last night. I met Len Spencer thisnoon. Len had been investigating. " "What did Dexter want in the drug store?" asked Prescott.
"Soothing syrup. Len says he guesses that... Ab. Dexter was afraid Myrawould make too much noise before he got through the night, and thatDexter must have meant to drug the child into quietness. " "It ought not to have taken Dexter all that time just to get a bottle ofsoothing syrup, " suggested Prescott.
"It did, in this case, " Reade declared. "The druggist thought there wassomething queer in Dexter's manner, and so he questioned him sharply asto what Dexter wanted to do with the stuff. Dexter got confused, nextangry, and the druggist had about made up his mind not to sell thestuff.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hancock Harrie Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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