The Secret of the Wooden Lady
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NANCY reached the second-floor hallway and knocked on the first door. An angry grunt from inside told her this was not the room.
“Try the front, Ned,” she urged. “I’ll look in the middle room.”
“Nobody in here,” Ned reported. “Find anything?”
“No. Let’s go up to the next floor.”
Nancy bounded up the steps. The woman who had let them in was slowly puffing her way up the first flight of stairs and shouting angrily. Nancy rapped on a door and listened impatiently for sounds within. She heard a groa...n.
“Ned,” she called, “come here!”
Nancy knocked again. There was a murmur inside, and the creak of an old bed.
“There’s somebody in there, all right,” Ned whispered. He tried the door. It was locked.
“Get away from that room!” screamed the woman, who was halfway up the second Bight of stairs. “He’s sick, I told you!”
“Can you force the lock?” Nancy asked Ned.
“I’ll give it a try.” Ned backed away, then came at the door with his shoulder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NANCY reached the second-floor hallway and knocked on the first door. An angry grunt from inside told her this was not the room.
“Try the front, Ned,” she urged. “I’ll look in the middle room.”
“Nobody in here,” Ned reported. “Find anything?”
“No. Let’s go up to the next floor.”
Nancy bounded up the steps. The woman who had let them in was slowly puffing her way up the first flight of stairs and shouting angrily. Nancy rapped on a door and listened impatiently for sounds within. She heard a groa...n.
“Ned,” she called, “come here!”
Nancy knocked again. There was a murmur inside, and the creak of an old bed.
“There’s somebody in there, all right,” Ned whispered. He tried the door. It was locked.
“Get away from that room!” screamed the woman, who was halfway up the second Bight of stairs. “He’s sick, I told you!”
“Can you force the lock?” Nancy asked Ned.
“I’ll give it a try.” Ned backed away, then came at the door with his shoulder.
What to read after The Secret of the Wooden Lady?
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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