Danger On Vampire Trail
Danger On Vampire Trail
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The boat lying at anchor in the still waters of the reservoir was not the one they had trailed along the highway.
“What’ll we do now?” Chet asked.
“Play it cool,” Frank replied. “Mungo’s probably sleeping out there. If we act suspiciously, he might give us the slip.”
It was decided that he and Joe would take the rubber boat and scout the reservoir. If they had any important news for Chet and Biff, who were to keep an eye on Mungo, they would report it over their two-way radio.
Just then the boat... they were watching rocked a little, sending a small ripple over the quiet surface.
“Let’s duck,” Joe suggested. “Mungo’s probably getting up.”
Frank carried the foam boat some distance down the shore, while Joe lugged the small motor. When they were safely out of Mungo’s earshot, they unlimbered the boat, attached the motor, and cruised along the shore, keeping a sharp lookout for the white craft.
The sun grew hot, dispelling the mist over the reservoir. Along the shore were more campers than the boys had imagined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boat lying at anchor in the still waters of the reservoir was not the one they had trailed along the highway.
“What’ll we do now?” Chet asked.
“Play it cool,” Frank replied. “Mungo’s probably sleeping out there. If we act suspiciously, he might give us the slip.”
It was decided that he and Joe would take the rubber boat and scout the reservoir. If they had any important news for Chet and Biff, who were to keep an eye on Mungo, they would report it over their two-way radio.
Just then the boat... they were watching rocked a little, sending a small ripple over the quiet surface.
“Let’s duck,” Joe suggested. “Mungo’s probably getting up.”
Frank carried the foam boat some distance down the shore, while Joe lugged the small motor. When they were safely out of Mungo’s earshot, they unlimbered the boat, attached the motor, and cruised along the shore, keeping a sharp lookout for the white craft.
The sun grew hot, dispelling the mist over the reservoir. Along the shore were more campers than the boys had imagined.
What to read after Danger On Vampire Trail?
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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