The Phantom of Pine Hill
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She managed to pull back in time to keep from being carried down herself.
“Oh, I hope Nancy and George didn’t break any bones!” she thought worriedly.
Both girls had been able to halt their descent just before reaching the little beach. They sat up and clawed dirt from their faces and eyes.
“Are you all right?” Bess called down anxiously.
George looked up at her cousin. “All right, but I’m furious. Why did that earth have to give way just when we were on the trail of the phantom?”
Nancy smiled, ...despite her disheveled condition and several scratches. “George, you can make any awful situation seem funny. Just the same, I’m sorry too we lost that man.”
The two girls stood up and shook dirt from their clothes. Then, choosing a more solid section of embankment where bushes were growing, they started to climb upward.
Suddenly Bess warned in a hoarse whisper, “Look out there on the water! There’s Fred Jenkins in a rowboat!”
Nancy and George turned, but could not see the boat very clearly through the brush.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She managed to pull back in time to keep from being carried down herself.
“Oh, I hope Nancy and George didn’t break any bones!” she thought worriedly.
Both girls had been able to halt their descent just before reaching the little beach. They sat up and clawed dirt from their faces and eyes.
“Are you all right?” Bess called down anxiously.
George looked up at her cousin. “All right, but I’m furious. Why did that earth have to give way just when we were on the trail of the phantom?”
Nancy smiled, ...despite her disheveled condition and several scratches. “George, you can make any awful situation seem funny. Just the same, I’m sorry too we lost that man.”
The two girls stood up and shook dirt from their clothes. Then, choosing a more solid section of embankment where bushes were growing, they started to climb upward.
Suddenly Bess warned in a hoarse whisper, “Look out there on the water! There’s Fred Jenkins in a rowboat!”
Nancy and George turned, but could not see the boat very clearly through the brush.
What to read after The Phantom of Pine Hill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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