The Legend of Miner's Creek
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George gasped.
“I don’t think so,” Nancy said, frowning. “It’s farther away.” Just then she spotted a plume of dust and smoke climbing skyward behind the lodge—from the direction of Miner’s Creek.
Rachel gasped, her face pale with fright. “The stream!” she cried, beginning to run in the direction of the blast. Nancy was right behind her, with George and Bess just a few steps back.
The girls reached the lodge and fell into single file as they scrambled down the narrow trail to the stream. The low... bushes scratched at their legs and caught their clothing. Rachel seemed not to notice, darting down the trail at top speed, and Nancy wasn’t about to fall behind. She knew Rachel might be rushing into a dangerous situation.
When they reached the creek, Nancy quickly saw what the explosives had been used for. Someone had blown up the dam! A three-foot-wide section was gone, leaving a gaping hole in the middle. Rocks and pieces of concrete were scattered everywhere. Muddy water had rushed into the stream, turning it a milky brown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George gasped.
“I don’t think so,” Nancy said, frowning. “It’s farther away.” Just then she spotted a plume of dust and smoke climbing skyward behind the lodge—from the direction of Miner’s Creek.
Rachel gasped, her face pale with fright. “The stream!” she cried, beginning to run in the direction of the blast. Nancy was right behind her, with George and Bess just a few steps back.
The girls reached the lodge and fell into single file as they scrambled down the narrow trail to the stream. The low... bushes scratched at their legs and caught their clothing. Rachel seemed not to notice, darting down the trail at top speed, and Nancy wasn’t about to fall behind. She knew Rachel might be rushing into a dangerous situation.
When they reached the creek, Nancy quickly saw what the explosives had been used for. Someone had blown up the dam! A three-foot-wide section was gone, leaving a gaping hole in the middle. Rocks and pieces of concrete were scattered everywhere. Muddy water had rushed into the stream, turning it a milky brown.
What to read after The Legend of Miner's Creek?
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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