The Mystery of the Headless Horse
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They were headed towards the old dam where they had battled the brush fire. As the road curved in alongside the dry arroyo and the ridge before the dam, Diego stopped.
“If I read the map right, Condor Castle is the rock peak at the end of this last ridge,” the slim boy said. “Santa Inez Creek is just on the other side of it.”
They left their bikes hidden in the brush beside the road, and pushed through the heavy chaparral to the edge of the deep arroyo. The dam was out of sight to their ...left, beyond the low, brush-covered mound that closed off the arroyo.
The boys looked across the arroyo and up at the top of the high ridge. At the left end of it, just before the ridge dropped sharply off to the low mound, the tall rock peak jutted up.
“That must be it!” Diego said again. “Right where the map showed it.”
“What’s it called now?” Pete asked as they scrambled down into the muddy arroyo and started up the ridge on the far side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were headed towards the old dam where they had battled the brush fire. As the road curved in alongside the dry arroyo and the ridge before the dam, Diego stopped.
“If I read the map right, Condor Castle is the rock peak at the end of this last ridge,” the slim boy said. “Santa Inez Creek is just on the other side of it.”
They left their bikes hidden in the brush beside the road, and pushed through the heavy chaparral to the edge of the deep arroyo. The dam was out of sight to their ...left, beyond the low, brush-covered mound that closed off the arroyo.
The boys looked across the arroyo and up at the top of the high ridge. At the left end of it, just before the ridge dropped sharply off to the low mound, the tall rock peak jutted up.
“That must be it!” Diego said again. “Right where the map showed it.”
“What’s it called now?” Pete asked as they scrambled down into the muddy arroyo and started up the ridge on the far side.
What to read after The Mystery of the Headless Horse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Warden to read onlineMoreLess
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