The Radio Boys On the Mexican Border
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To Jack and Frank, speaking in low tones at the entrance to the cavewhere Frank kept guard, Bob explained the gist of his conversationwith his father. Tom Bodine still slumbered heavily. Stone lay nappingon his bed. Morales and Von Arnheim sat with drooping heads in theheavy chairs where, while Bob telephoned, Jack had thought it best tobind them.
"Well, let's talk with Stone and see what he has to say, " Jack said. "Frank and I have been talking the situation over, too, and we've gotall sorts ...of ideas. For one thing, we thought there was a chance therebels could be persuaded to exchange father for Von Arnheim andMorales. Stone might know how important those two worthies areconsidered by the rebels. " "Can't I listen in on this confab?" Frank asked, plaintively. "Ormust I continue to mount guard here? Besides, I want to go down andlook at our airplane, and pat it even if I can't get in and fly. I cansee it from here, and it looks tempting. " "You'll have to wait awhile to do that, I expect, " said Jack with asmile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Jack and Frank, speaking in low tones at the entrance to the cavewhere Frank kept guard, Bob explained the gist of his conversationwith his father. Tom Bodine still slumbered heavily. Stone lay nappingon his bed. Morales and Von Arnheim sat with drooping heads in theheavy chairs where, while Bob telephoned, Jack had thought it best tobind them.
"Well, let's talk with Stone and see what he has to say, " Jack said. "Frank and I have been talking the situation over, too, and we've gotall sorts ...of ideas. For one thing, we thought there was a chance therebels could be persuaded to exchange father for Von Arnheim andMorales. Stone might know how important those two worthies areconsidered by the rebels. " "Can't I listen in on this confab?" Frank asked, plaintively. "Ormust I continue to mount guard here? Besides, I want to go down andlook at our airplane, and pat it even if I can't get in and fly. I cansee it from here, and it looks tempting. " "You'll have to wait awhile to do that, I expect, " said Jack with asmile.
What to read after The Radio Boys On the Mexican Border?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Breckenridge Gerald to read onlineMoreLess
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