The Bobbsey Twins On a Houseboat
The Bobbsey Twins On a Houseboat
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Nan and Bert were anxious to hear it, and Mr. Bobbsey came in soonafter Flossie and Freddie were tucked in bed. He told the story of thedrifting houseboat.
"How did it break loose?" asked Bert.
"It didn't break loose, " said his father. "Some one untied the knotsin the ropes. " "Untied!" cried Mrs. Bobbsey. "How did it happen?" "Why, some one went aboard the boat, " explained Mr. Bobbsey, "and Ithink it must have been some boys, for I found this cap, " and he heldup a gray one.
"Why!" cried Ber...t when he saw it. "That's Danny Rugg's cap!" "I thought so, " went on Mr. Bobbsey. "Danny, and some of his chums, must have gone on the boat early this evening. They played about, asboys will, and some of them, either on purpose or accidentally, musthave loosed the knots in the ropes before coming ashore. Then the boatjust drifted away after that. " "Those boys had no right to go on our boat!" said Nan.
"No, they had not, " agreed her father, "But I'm glad there was no realdamage done. The watchman saw the Bluebird soon after she had driftedaway from the dock, and he telephoned me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nan and Bert were anxious to hear it, and Mr. Bobbsey came in soonafter Flossie and Freddie were tucked in bed. He told the story of thedrifting houseboat.
"How did it break loose?" asked Bert.
"It didn't break loose, " said his father. "Some one untied the knotsin the ropes. " "Untied!" cried Mrs. Bobbsey. "How did it happen?" "Why, some one went aboard the boat, " explained Mr. Bobbsey, "and Ithink it must have been some boys, for I found this cap, " and he heldup a gray one.
"Why!" cried Ber...t when he saw it. "That's Danny Rugg's cap!" "I thought so, " went on Mr. Bobbsey. "Danny, and some of his chums, must have gone on the boat early this evening. They played about, asboys will, and some of them, either on purpose or accidentally, musthave loosed the knots in the ropes before coming ashore. Then the boatjust drifted away after that. " "Those boys had no right to go on our boat!" said Nan.
"No, they had not, " agreed her father, "But I'm glad there was no realdamage done. The watchman saw the Bluebird soon after she had driftedaway from the dock, and he telephoned me.
What to read after The Bobbsey Twins On a Houseboat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Laura Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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