Mystery of the Queen's Jewels
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Brown was in the lobby.
“Someone came by to see you,” she told them. “I was out, but my son was here keeping an eye on things. He left this note.” She held up a piece of paper.
“Who was it?” Mr. Alden asked.
“I don’t know,” Mrs. Brown said. “His note just says, ‘Tell the Aldens a friend stopped by.’ ”
“Who do you think it was, Grandfather?” Violet asked.
“I don’t know,” he replied. “The only people I know in London are my business associates. I don’t really have any friends here in town.”
“Could... it have been someone from Greenfield?” Henry wondered. “Maybe someone else is vacationing here, found out where we’re staying, and came by to say hello.”
“Was the friend a man or a woman?” Jessie asked Mrs. Brown.
“What did the person look like?” Benny added.
“I don’t know,” Mrs. Brown answered. “As I said, my son was here while I did some shopping. I found this note here on the front desk. He’s already gone home, but next time I talk to him I’ll ask.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brown was in the lobby.
“Someone came by to see you,” she told them. “I was out, but my son was here keeping an eye on things. He left this note.” She held up a piece of paper.
“Who was it?” Mr. Alden asked.
“I don’t know,” Mrs. Brown said. “His note just says, ‘Tell the Aldens a friend stopped by.’ ”
“Who do you think it was, Grandfather?” Violet asked.
“I don’t know,” he replied. “The only people I know in London are my business associates. I don’t really have any friends here in town.”
“Could... it have been someone from Greenfield?” Henry wondered. “Maybe someone else is vacationing here, found out where we’re staying, and came by to say hello.”
“Was the friend a man or a woman?” Jessie asked Mrs. Brown.
“What did the person look like?” Benny added.
“I don’t know,” Mrs. Brown answered. “As I said, my son was here while I did some shopping. I found this note here on the front desk. He’s already gone home, but next time I talk to him I’ll ask.”
What to read after Mystery of the Queen's Jewels?
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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