Freddy And the Flying Saucer Plans
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The spies had learned through the radio that Freddy had been arrested and was in jail, and the Centerboro hotel and boarding houses were again full, and a dozen or more tents were up on the fairgrounds. Freddy spent most of his time in his room, watching the spies peering through the fence or peeping out from behind trees at the jail. He kept back from the window, as there was no use letting them know which room he had. He didn’t go out into the grounds much either, because he hadn’t yet decided... which of several plans he was going to use to get the cylinder into the hands of one of the spies.
After the first day he did go down to the dining room for his meals, and though at first the other prisoners kept up the pretense of wanting to lynch him, most of them, even the newcomers who didn’t know him, didn’t believe that he intended to sell the plans to foreign agents. Probably because none of them would have so contemptibly betrayed their country, they could not imagine that anyone else would.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The spies had learned through the radio that Freddy had been arrested and was in jail, and the Centerboro hotel and boarding houses were again full, and a dozen or more tents were up on the fairgrounds. Freddy spent most of his time in his room, watching the spies peering through the fence or peeping out from behind trees at the jail. He kept back from the window, as there was no use letting them know which room he had. He didn’t go out into the grounds much either, because he hadn’t yet decided... which of several plans he was going to use to get the cylinder into the hands of one of the spies.
After the first day he did go down to the dining room for his meals, and though at first the other prisoners kept up the pretense of wanting to lynch him, most of them, even the newcomers who didn’t know him, didn’t believe that he intended to sell the plans to foreign agents. Probably because none of them would have so contemptibly betrayed their country, they could not imagine that anyone else would.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter R. Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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