The Secret of the Forgotten City
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Wabash’s story.
“There are many, many pictures cut into the stolen tablets,” she said, “but the main theme seems to tell when and where a treasure of gold was hidden. As you know, the ancient Indians in the United States did not use gold to any extent. Probably one reason was that it was too difficult to work with, and their tools were crude.
“It is a great mystery as to the exact nature of this treasure, but from what I can judge, the tablets depict several golden sheets. How big they are, one ...cannot tell. And when they were made and where they came from is also a mystery.”
Just then someone pounded on the front door, and the bell rang loudly. Puzzled, Nancy went to open the door.
“Hi, Nancy! Surprise!” cried four voices together.
Nancy beamed. Bess Marvin, George Fayne, and their dates were standing there, grinning.
“The surprise is great,” Nancy replied. “Come in. I have a surprise of my own to show you.”
George, a girl who enjoyed her boyish name, walked in first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wabash’s story.
“There are many, many pictures cut into the stolen tablets,” she said, “but the main theme seems to tell when and where a treasure of gold was hidden. As you know, the ancient Indians in the United States did not use gold to any extent. Probably one reason was that it was too difficult to work with, and their tools were crude.
“It is a great mystery as to the exact nature of this treasure, but from what I can judge, the tablets depict several golden sheets. How big they are, one ...cannot tell. And when they were made and where they came from is also a mystery.”
Just then someone pounded on the front door, and the bell rang loudly. Puzzled, Nancy went to open the door.
“Hi, Nancy! Surprise!” cried four voices together.
Nancy beamed. Bess Marvin, George Fayne, and their dates were standing there, grinning.
“The surprise is great,” Nancy replied. “Come in. I have a surprise of my own to show you.”
George, a girl who enjoyed her boyish name, walked in first.
What to read after The Secret of the Forgotten City?
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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