The Sign of the Twisted Candles
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The celebration has already begun,” old Mr. Sidney greeted Nancy as she re-entered the tower room.
“I’m sorry to have been so long,” Nancy remarked as she sat down in the rocking chair.
“Jemitt has made some excellent fruit punch,” he told her.
“Then I propose a toast to you, Mr. Sidney,” Nancy said, lifting her glass high. “Happy Birthday!”
The four girls rose to their feet and sang the familiar birthday song. Tears of happiness glistened in the eyes of the old man, and even his beard could not... conceal the pleased smile that spread over his face.
“Thank you, thank you,” he murmured.
The candlelight sparkled on the silver and china, and Bess and George relaxed in the gaiety of the birthday party. Even Carol’s timidity seemed to vanish.
Nancy, Bess, and George each told a humorous story, and Mr. Sidney laughed in delight. Finally Nancy asked him about candle making.
“It began in England,” the old man replied as he finished his cake. “I was born in Liverpool-on-Tyne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The celebration has already begun,” old Mr. Sidney greeted Nancy as she re-entered the tower room.
“I’m sorry to have been so long,” Nancy remarked as she sat down in the rocking chair.
“Jemitt has made some excellent fruit punch,” he told her.
“Then I propose a toast to you, Mr. Sidney,” Nancy said, lifting her glass high. “Happy Birthday!”
The four girls rose to their feet and sang the familiar birthday song. Tears of happiness glistened in the eyes of the old man, and even his beard could not... conceal the pleased smile that spread over his face.
“Thank you, thank you,” he murmured.
The candlelight sparkled on the silver and china, and Bess and George relaxed in the gaiety of the birthday party. Even Carol’s timidity seemed to vanish.
Nancy, Bess, and George each told a humorous story, and Mr. Sidney laughed in delight. Finally Nancy asked him about candle making.
“It began in England,” the old man replied as he finished his cake. “I was born in Liverpool-on-Tyne.
What to read after The Sign of the Twisted Candles?
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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