Mary Erskine
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At the other sidewas a wide yard open to the road, so that persons could ride up to thedoor without the trouble of opening any gate. The children walked upthis open yard.
They went to the door, intending to unlock it with their key, but theywere surprised to find that there was not any key hole. Mary Bell saidthat she supposed the key hole was not made yet. They tried to openthe door, but they could not succeed. It was obviously fastened on theinside.
"Now how can we get in?" said Bella.
"I don...'t see, " replied Mary Bell, "and I can't think how they lockedthe door without any key-hole. " "Could not we climb in at one of the windows?" said Mary Bell, --"onlythey are so high up!" The children looked around at the windows. They were all too highfrom the ground for them to reach. There was, however, a heap of shortblocks and boards which the carpenters had left in the yard near thehouse, and Mary Bell said that perhaps they could build up a "climbingpile" with them, so as to get in at a window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the other sidewas a wide yard open to the road, so that persons could ride up to thedoor without the trouble of opening any gate. The children walked upthis open yard.
They went to the door, intending to unlock it with their key, but theywere surprised to find that there was not any key hole. Mary Bell saidthat she supposed the key hole was not made yet. They tried to openthe door, but they could not succeed. It was obviously fastened on theinside.
"Now how can we get in?" said Bella.
"I don...'t see, " replied Mary Bell, "and I can't think how they lockedthe door without any key-hole. " "Could not we climb in at one of the windows?" said Mary Bell, --"onlythey are so high up!" The children looked around at the windows. They were all too highfrom the ground for them to reach. There was, however, a heap of shortblocks and boards which the carpenters had left in the yard near thehouse, and Mary Bell said that perhaps they could build up a "climbingpile" with them, so as to get in at a window.
What to read after Mary Erskine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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