Rendezvous in Rome
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Bess whispered in a horrified voice. “The thief is after us!”
“Maybe not,” Nancy said, although she suspected Bess was right. “See if you can find out what’s missing, but don’t move anything. I’ll get help.”
Nancy ran down the hall to the front desk and rang the bell. A few minutes later the young woman who managed the pensione poked her head sleepily from behind a curtained door. She had curly, dark hair and a round face. Seeing Nancy, she stepped out to the desk.
“Signora Verona,” Nancy said, ...remembering the woman’s name from when the girls checked in. Quickly she explained what had happened and led Signora Verona back to the room.
“I don’t think anything was stolen,” Bess said, straightening up. “But the room’s a mess.”
Nancy nodded, then turned to Signora Verona. “Did anyone come in looking for us?” she asked, speaking in Italian. “Did you see anyone acting suspiciously?”
The woman shook her head. “No. Only our guests. I didn’t see anyone else.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bess whispered in a horrified voice. “The thief is after us!”
“Maybe not,” Nancy said, although she suspected Bess was right. “See if you can find out what’s missing, but don’t move anything. I’ll get help.”
Nancy ran down the hall to the front desk and rang the bell. A few minutes later the young woman who managed the pensione poked her head sleepily from behind a curtained door. She had curly, dark hair and a round face. Seeing Nancy, she stepped out to the desk.
“Signora Verona,” Nancy said, ...remembering the woman’s name from when the girls checked in. Quickly she explained what had happened and led Signora Verona back to the room.
“I don’t think anything was stolen,” Bess said, straightening up. “But the room’s a mess.”
Nancy nodded, then turned to Signora Verona. “Did anyone come in looking for us?” she asked, speaking in Italian. “Did you see anyone acting suspiciously?”
The woman shook her head. “No. Only our guests. I didn’t see anyone else.”
What to read after Rendezvous in Rome?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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