Boxcar Children 12 - Houseboat Mystery
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I’ve got to take my camera and a flashlight and my fishing rod and tackle.”
“Can’t take that fishing tackle, Henry,” called Mr. Alden from his room. “This time we will have to go without some things. There isn’t room on the boat.”
Jessie said, “Henry, I’m afraid Watch thinks he is going. It’s too bad to leave him at home.” She looked at the big dog lying right in the way. She stepped over him.
Benny said, “He wouldn’t like a houseboat trip. He whined when we went aboard. He would bark every time... we went swimming. You’ll be better off at home, Watch, with Mrs. McGregor.”
When the Aldens were away, Mrs. McGregor, their housekeeper, took care of things. She nodded and said, “Watch is always all right after you go. He sleeps in the hall and wags his tail when I go by. Then he walks out in the yard and lies in the shade. Don’t worry about him.”
At last the Aldens had everything stuffed into their suitcases. Henry had his camera and Benny had a flashlight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’ve got to take my camera and a flashlight and my fishing rod and tackle.”
“Can’t take that fishing tackle, Henry,” called Mr. Alden from his room. “This time we will have to go without some things. There isn’t room on the boat.”
Jessie said, “Henry, I’m afraid Watch thinks he is going. It’s too bad to leave him at home.” She looked at the big dog lying right in the way. She stepped over him.
Benny said, “He wouldn’t like a houseboat trip. He whined when we went aboard. He would bark every time... we went swimming. You’ll be better off at home, Watch, with Mrs. McGregor.”
When the Aldens were away, Mrs. McGregor, their housekeeper, took care of things. She nodded and said, “Watch is always all right after you go. He sleeps in the hall and wags his tail when I go by. Then he walks out in the yard and lies in the shade. Don’t worry about him.”
At last the Aldens had everything stuffed into their suitcases. Henry had his camera and Benny had a flashlight.
What to read after Boxcar Children 12 - Houseboat Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Chandler Warner to read onlineMoreLess
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