The Haunted Showboat
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The four of them waded to the overturned dugout.
“There’s a big hole in it!” George exclaimed.
Uncle Rufus shook his head in dismay, then with the girls began to look for the cause of the accident.
Suddenly Nancy cried out, “There’s a barricade here!”
She had dived under the water. In its murkiness she had spotted a stout net of vines which had been strung across the narrow part of the stream and tied to trees on each side. The impact of the dugout had torn it apart.
“Hm!” said Uncle Rufus. “But... that sure wasn’t what put a hole in my ka-noo.”
He went down under the water himself and felt around. A moment later he surfaced. He told the girls that several sharp-pointed stones had been used to weight down the vine net. These had pierced his craft.
“Someone did this on purpose to keep us from going any farther!” George declared.
Uncle Rufus looked startled. “You mean you all got some enemies around here?”
“It looks like it,” Nancy agreed. “But, Uncle Rufus, maybe you know of some other reason why the vine might have been put here.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The four of them waded to the overturned dugout.
“There’s a big hole in it!” George exclaimed.
Uncle Rufus shook his head in dismay, then with the girls began to look for the cause of the accident.
Suddenly Nancy cried out, “There’s a barricade here!”
She had dived under the water. In its murkiness she had spotted a stout net of vines which had been strung across the narrow part of the stream and tied to trees on each side. The impact of the dugout had torn it apart.
“Hm!” said Uncle Rufus. “But... that sure wasn’t what put a hole in my ka-noo.”
He went down under the water himself and felt around. A moment later he surfaced. He told the girls that several sharp-pointed stones had been used to weight down the vine net. These had pierced his craft.
“Someone did this on purpose to keep us from going any farther!” George declared.
Uncle Rufus looked startled. “You mean you all got some enemies around here?”
“It looks like it,” Nancy agreed. “But, Uncle Rufus, maybe you know of some other reason why the vine might have been put here.”
What to read after The Haunted Showboat?
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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