The Mystery At Putnam Hall
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I cannot go to the classroom without my teeth. I would be thelaughing-stock of the entire school! It is a dreadful state of affairs!" "I don't see how I can help you out, sir, " answered George Strong, sympathetically.
"I shall have to stay here until something is done. See if you can'tfind the cadet who took the teeth. " "I will do what I can, " answered George Strong, and left the room.
Josiah Crabtree was walking up and down nervously, when there came atimid knock on the door. He opened it t...o confront Mumps.
"Well, Fenwick, what do you want?" demanded the teacher, harshly. Thesneak of the school generally had some tale of woe to tell, and he wasjust now in no humor to listen to any such recital.
"Please, Mr. Crabtree, did you lose anything?" asked Mumps, nervously.
"Ha! what is that? Come in! What do you know?" cried Josiah Crabtree, and caught Mumps by the arm.
"I didn't do it--really and truly I didn't!" cried the sneak, in suddenterror. "I--I only found it out by accident. " "About my--er--my teeth?" "Yes, sir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot go to the classroom without my teeth. I would be thelaughing-stock of the entire school! It is a dreadful state of affairs!" "I don't see how I can help you out, sir, " answered George Strong, sympathetically.
"I shall have to stay here until something is done. See if you can'tfind the cadet who took the teeth. " "I will do what I can, " answered George Strong, and left the room.
Josiah Crabtree was walking up and down nervously, when there came atimid knock on the door. He opened it t...o confront Mumps.
"Well, Fenwick, what do you want?" demanded the teacher, harshly. Thesneak of the school generally had some tale of woe to tell, and he wasjust now in no humor to listen to any such recital.
"Please, Mr. Crabtree, did you lose anything?" asked Mumps, nervously.
"Ha! what is that? Come in! What do you know?" cried Josiah Crabtree, and caught Mumps by the arm.
"I didn't do it--really and truly I didn't!" cried the sneak, in suddenterror. "I--I only found it out by accident. " "About my--er--my teeth?" "Yes, sir.
What to read after The Mystery At Putnam Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stratemeyer Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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