The Outdoor Girls On Pine Island
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" "Well, I'm not, " said Mollie, abruptly. "I'm positive I saw the busheswhere we hid yesterday quite a distance down the road. " "Well, why on earth didn't you say so, " Grace demanded, "instead ofletting us wander on ahead?" "Well, I wasn't sure, " Mollie retorted. "And besides, I thought Bettyand Allen knew what they were doing----" "Sh-h!" warned Mrs. Irving. "There's nothing to get excited about. Weall want to find the cave, and we are all going to do our best to findit. Remember, we are e...qually interested. " "Well, but it's very strange that we can't locate that tree, " said theLittle Captain, a troubled frown on her forehead. "Allen and I were soparticular about it yesterday. " "Well, we surely won't accomplish anything by standing here, " said Will, a shade impatiently. "Let's travel ahead a little--it seems to me it wasfarther on. " So they started again, troubled and perplexed and scanning every step ofthe way. Half an hour later they halted for another conference. The treewas nowhere to be found--neither was the cave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, I'm not, " said Mollie, abruptly. "I'm positive I saw the busheswhere we hid yesterday quite a distance down the road. " "Well, why on earth didn't you say so, " Grace demanded, "instead ofletting us wander on ahead?" "Well, I wasn't sure, " Mollie retorted. "And besides, I thought Bettyand Allen knew what they were doing----" "Sh-h!" warned Mrs. Irving. "There's nothing to get excited about. Weall want to find the cave, and we are all going to do our best to findit. Remember, we are e...qually interested. " "Well, but it's very strange that we can't locate that tree, " said theLittle Captain, a troubled frown on her forehead. "Allen and I were soparticular about it yesterday. " "Well, we surely won't accomplish anything by standing here, " said Will, a shade impatiently. "Let's travel ahead a little--it seems to me it wasfarther on. " So they started again, troubled and perplexed and scanning every step ofthe way. Half an hour later they halted for another conference. The treewas nowhere to be found--neither was the cave.
What to read after The Outdoor Girls On Pine Island?
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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