The Motor Boys On the Pacific
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" "We're coming, " answered Ned.
"Don't come too close then, for there are dangerous rocks. Make forthat little point up there, " and the man pointed so that the boyscould see where he meant. "There's deep water right up to the edge. It's a sort of natural dock, but go slow. I'll meet you there, I wantto tell you something. " "Shall we ask him about the man?" inquired Bob in a low voice.
"No, don't, " advised Nellie quickly. "It might make trouble. See whathe has to say, and then let's hurry ho...me. I'm afraid of him. " "What? With we three aboard?" asked Jerry with a little laugh. "We arecomplimented. " "Oh, I don't mean that, " Nellie hastened to say. "I mean that Mr. Blowitz is a dangerous man. " She spoke low for she did not want him to hear her, and they werequite near to shore now.
Ned steered for the little point of land, and found he could send theboat quite close with no danger of hitting the rocks. PresentlyBlowitz, who had momentarily vanished amid the shadows at the foot ofthe cliff, appeared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "We're coming, " answered Ned.
"Don't come too close then, for there are dangerous rocks. Make forthat little point up there, " and the man pointed so that the boyscould see where he meant. "There's deep water right up to the edge. It's a sort of natural dock, but go slow. I'll meet you there, I wantto tell you something. " "Shall we ask him about the man?" inquired Bob in a low voice.
"No, don't, " advised Nellie quickly. "It might make trouble. See whathe has to say, and then let's hurry ho...me. I'm afraid of him. " "What? With we three aboard?" asked Jerry with a little laugh. "We arecomplimented. " "Oh, I don't mean that, " Nellie hastened to say. "I mean that Mr. Blowitz is a dangerous man. " She spoke low for she did not want him to hear her, and they werequite near to shore now.
Ned steered for the little point of land, and found he could send theboat quite close with no danger of hitting the rocks. PresentlyBlowitz, who had momentarily vanished amid the shadows at the foot ofthe cliff, appeared.
What to read after The Motor Boys On the Pacific?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Clarence to read onlineMoreLess
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