The Hilltop Boys On Lost Island
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I imagine they are all awaysomewhere, for I can neither see nor hear anything. " "Out you go!" said Jack, dropping the boy to the ground, and looking outto see that he was all right. "Now then, cut!" He watched the boy till he disappeared in the woods, and then as heneither saw any one nor heard anything of an alarming nature, he said in atone of great relief: "He is all right, and I believe he will get there without trouble. I hadan idea he would, or I would not have let him go. " "There he is..., only half a boy, you might say, " said Percival, "but readyto undertake anything for us, no matter how dangerous and there are thosebig overgrown bullies, Herring and Merritt, who would go all to bits ifthey had the half of this to do. I tell you, Jesse W. Smith is worth bothof them in a lump, and with considerable on his side of the ledger afterthat, Jack. " "Yes, so he is, " agreed Jack.
"And now we will simply have to wait, I suppose?" "I don't see anything else. The window is too small for us and the doorseems to be very strong and heavy, and securely locked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I imagine they are all awaysomewhere, for I can neither see nor hear anything. " "Out you go!" said Jack, dropping the boy to the ground, and looking outto see that he was all right. "Now then, cut!" He watched the boy till he disappeared in the woods, and then as heneither saw any one nor heard anything of an alarming nature, he said in atone of great relief: "He is all right, and I believe he will get there without trouble. I hadan idea he would, or I would not have let him go. " "There he is..., only half a boy, you might say, " said Percival, "but readyto undertake anything for us, no matter how dangerous and there are thosebig overgrown bullies, Herring and Merritt, who would go all to bits ifthey had the half of this to do. I tell you, Jesse W. Smith is worth bothof them in a lump, and with considerable on his side of the ledger afterthat, Jack. " "Yes, so he is, " agreed Jack.
"And now we will simply have to wait, I suppose?" "I don't see anything else. The window is too small for us and the doorseems to be very strong and heavy, and securely locked.
What to read after The Hilltop Boys On Lost Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burleigh Cyril to read onlineMoreLess
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