The Happy Venture
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When she returned to the wharf, Ken wasnot in sight. Neither was the _Flying Dutchman_.
"How queer!" Phil thought. "Ken must have taken her out. How funny ofhim; they knew I was coming right back. " She sat down on a pile-head and began humming to herself as she countedover her packages and added up her expenditure. She looked up presently, and saw Ken walking toward her. He was alone. Even then, it was a wholesecond before there came over her a hideous, sickening rush of fear.
She flew to meet... him. "Where's the boat--_Ken_, where's the boat?" "The boat? I left her temporarily tied up. What's the mat--" At thatmoment he saw the empty gray water at the pier head. Two breathlessvoices spoke together: "Where's Kirk?" "He was in the boat, " Felicia gasped hoarsely. "I ran back after thegroceries. " Ken was at the end of the wharf in one agonized leap. In another secondhe had the frayed, wet end of rope in his hand.
"That salvaged line!" he said. "Phil, couldn't you _see_ that only herstern line was made fast?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she returned to the wharf, Ken wasnot in sight. Neither was the _Flying Dutchman_.
"How queer!" Phil thought. "Ken must have taken her out. How funny ofhim; they knew I was coming right back. " She sat down on a pile-head and began humming to herself as she countedover her packages and added up her expenditure. She looked up presently, and saw Ken walking toward her. He was alone. Even then, it was a wholesecond before there came over her a hideous, sickening rush of fear.
She flew to meet... him. "Where's the boat--_Ken_, where's the boat?" "The boat? I left her temporarily tied up. What's the mat--" At thatmoment he saw the empty gray water at the pier head. Two breathlessvoices spoke together: "Where's Kirk?" "He was in the boat, " Felicia gasped hoarsely. "I ran back after thegroceries. " Ken was at the end of the wharf in one agonized leap. In another secondhe had the frayed, wet end of rope in his hand.
"That salvaged line!" he said. "Phil, couldn't you _see_ that only herstern line was made fast?
What to read after The Happy Venture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Price Edith Ballinger to read onlineMoreLess
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