Pilgrim Village Mystery
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“Why’d he get so upset?” Jessie asked as the Aldens got up from their table and left the tavern.
Linda sighed. “It’s not your fault. Lately Red has just been a little bit … touchy. I don’t know what’s bothering him.”
“We’ll cheer him up!” Benny said.
“I hope you can. But in the meantime I’d better get you children settled,” Linda said. “I’ll take you back to your cabin and give you your costumes.”
The Aldens stopped at their car and got their suitcases. Then they went with Linda to a small log c...abin at one end of the green. There was a lantern on the front steps. Linda lit the lantern with a match, and led the children inside. By the flickering light of the lantern, the children saw they were in a square room. Across from the door was a large stone hearth with a cast iron pot hanging in the center. A simple wooden table stood in the middle of the room. On either side of the room was a door leading into two smaller rooms.
“Jessie and Violet can sleep here,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Why’d he get so upset?” Jessie asked as the Aldens got up from their table and left the tavern.
Linda sighed. “It’s not your fault. Lately Red has just been a little bit … touchy. I don’t know what’s bothering him.”
“We’ll cheer him up!” Benny said.
“I hope you can. But in the meantime I’d better get you children settled,” Linda said. “I’ll take you back to your cabin and give you your costumes.”
The Aldens stopped at their car and got their suitcases. Then they went with Linda to a small log c...abin at one end of the green. There was a lantern on the front steps. Linda lit the lantern with a match, and led the children inside. By the flickering light of the lantern, the children saw they were in a square room. Across from the door was a large stone hearth with a cast iron pot hanging in the center. A simple wooden table stood in the middle of the room. On either side of the room was a door leading into two smaller rooms.
“Jessie and Violet can sleep here,”
What to read after Pilgrim Village 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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