The Vanishing Thieves
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Frank and Joe regarded the raised wrench warily.
“I said what are you doing here?” the workman repeated.
“We, eh, we’re looking for jobs,” Joe replied, hoping he could talk his way out of the situation. “The front door was locked and nobody answered, so we came in the back way. We thought this was the hiring office, but I guess it isn’t.”
The workman looked them over suspiciously. “What made you think we needed help?”
“We’re auto mechanics,” Frank put in. “Isn’t this a repair shop?”
Another work...man stepped into the room, and came to a halt when he saw the baldheaded man holding the boys at bay with his wrench.
“What’s going on? he inquired.
“I caught these two nosing around. They claim they’re looking for jobs and wandered in here because they thought it was the hiring office.”
“Wandered in how? Both the front and back doors are locked!”
“The back door was open,” Joe said, his heart pounding.
“What do you think?” the baldheaded man asked his companion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frank and Joe regarded the raised wrench warily.
“I said what are you doing here?” the workman repeated.
“We, eh, we’re looking for jobs,” Joe replied, hoping he could talk his way out of the situation. “The front door was locked and nobody answered, so we came in the back way. We thought this was the hiring office, but I guess it isn’t.”
The workman looked them over suspiciously. “What made you think we needed help?”
“We’re auto mechanics,” Frank put in. “Isn’t this a repair shop?”
Another work...man stepped into the room, and came to a halt when he saw the baldheaded man holding the boys at bay with his wrench.
“What’s going on? he inquired.
“I caught these two nosing around. They claim they’re looking for jobs and wandered in here because they thought it was the hiring office.”
“Wandered in how? Both the front and back doors are locked!”
“The back door was open,” Joe said, his heart pounding.
“What do you think?” the baldheaded man asked his companion.
What to read after The Vanishing Thieves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin W. Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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