The Outdoor Girls in a Motor Car
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The rain was but a mere drizzle now. The fury ofthe storm had passed, and the night was becoming calm. The old house, and the mansion beyond it, which could now be seen dimly back of afringe of trees, was silent and seemingly deserted, even by the ghost. There were no more queer blue flames, no more hollow groans and clankingnoises.
"I didn't think to look and see if the other auto lamp was in that roomwhere poor Mollie was, " said Grace. "Did you?" "Yes, " spoke Betty. "I looked. It was gone. ..." "We had better not all go under that window at once, " suggested Mr. Blackford, as they neared the casement with the bent bars. "Let me goalone, with the light, and I'll see if I can make out any footprints. " Carefully he examined, and then he gave a joyful exclamation.
"It's all right!" he cried. "There are the marks of but one person'sshoes, and they are your friend's, I'm sure--for they are small. Itplainly shows where she let herself down out of the window. " "Oh, how glad I am!" cried Betty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rain was but a mere drizzle now. The fury ofthe storm had passed, and the night was becoming calm. The old house, and the mansion beyond it, which could now be seen dimly back of afringe of trees, was silent and seemingly deserted, even by the ghost. There were no more queer blue flames, no more hollow groans and clankingnoises.
"I didn't think to look and see if the other auto lamp was in that roomwhere poor Mollie was, " said Grace. "Did you?" "Yes, " spoke Betty. "I looked. It was gone. ..." "We had better not all go under that window at once, " suggested Mr. Blackford, as they neared the casement with the bent bars. "Let me goalone, with the light, and I'll see if I can make out any footprints. " Carefully he examined, and then he gave a joyful exclamation.
"It's all right!" he cried. "There are the marks of but one person'sshoes, and they are your friend's, I'm sure--for they are small. Itplainly shows where she let herself down out of the window. " "Oh, how glad I am!" cried Betty.
What to read after The Outdoor Girls in a Motor Car?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Laura Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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