The Mystery At Lilac Inn
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Everyone raced through the lobby to peer outside.
“Oh!” Nancy cried. “The historic lilac tree is down.”
The lovely “tree of good fortune” had fallen onto the lawn, splintered and charred.
“More bad luck!” Emily said mournfully.
Suddenly Maud burst out, “This is the last straw! I’m fed up with a place full of thieves, weird noises, bombs, a trembling building—I quit.”
She turned a scathing look on Mrs. Willoughby. “You got me into this. Thanks for nothing! I’ve found a better ...job on my own!”
Emily’s face was expressionless as Maud snapped open her purse and fumbled through its contents. She drew out a letter and flourished it.
“This is an offer of a position I received today from the Hotel Claymore in River Heights. I’ve already accepted it,” Maud stated. “Emily, I didn’t go to the employment agency just to find you a waitress, but to find a decent job for myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everyone raced through the lobby to peer outside.
“Oh!” Nancy cried. “The historic lilac tree is down.”
The lovely “tree of good fortune” had fallen onto the lawn, splintered and charred.
“More bad luck!” Emily said mournfully.
Suddenly Maud burst out, “This is the last straw! I’m fed up with a place full of thieves, weird noises, bombs, a trembling building—I quit.”
She turned a scathing look on Mrs. Willoughby. “You got me into this. Thanks for nothing! I’ve found a better ...job on my own!”
Emily’s face was expressionless as Maud snapped open her purse and fumbled through its contents. She drew out a letter and flourished it.
“This is an offer of a position I received today from the Hotel Claymore in River Heights. I’ve already accepted it,” Maud stated. “Emily, I didn’t go to the employment agency just to find you a waitress, but to find a decent job for myself.
What to read after The Mystery At Lilac Inn?
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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