The Mystery of Yamashita's Map
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She tried to place them in alphabetical order on the shelves but quickly gave up. She had bought some carnations at the supermarket on the way home and was arranging them on the desk, making it seem a little less like a waiting room for the death chamber. Her uncle was with Fraser in the kitchen discussing plans for hiring a plane. She picked up a jacket from the floor and a card fell out of the pocket. She reached for it and noticed it was a cheap business card. There was a plane etched in blue... ink on one side and ‘Joe Hutchins – Pilot’ written on the other with a phone number underneath it. She took it in to her uncle. ‘Uncle? Who’s this Joe Hutchins? Is he a pilot?’ The professor looked at her blankly. ‘Joe Hutchins? Never heard that name before. Is he a friend of yours?’ ‘No, I found this in one of your jackets. It fell out as I was picking it up. All it says is Joe Hutchins – Pilot. Then there’s a number.’ She handed the card to the professor, who studied it closely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She tried to place them in alphabetical order on the shelves but quickly gave up. She had bought some carnations at the supermarket on the way home and was arranging them on the desk, making it seem a little less like a waiting room for the death chamber. Her uncle was with Fraser in the kitchen discussing plans for hiring a plane. She picked up a jacket from the floor and a card fell out of the pocket. She reached for it and noticed it was a cheap business card. There was a plane etched in blue... ink on one side and ‘Joe Hutchins – Pilot’ written on the other with a phone number underneath it. She took it in to her uncle. ‘Uncle? Who’s this Joe Hutchins? Is he a pilot?’ The professor looked at her blankly. ‘Joe Hutchins? Never heard that name before. Is he a friend of yours?’ ‘No, I found this in one of your jackets. It fell out as I was picking it up. All it says is Joe Hutchins – Pilot. Then there’s a number.’ She handed the card to the professor, who studied it closely.
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