The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone
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But when youngDonovan came to High Towers, he was not aware that he was followed byBill Masterson, who, as we know, was the son of the proprietor of the_Boston Moon_, on which paper young Masterson also worked as areporter.
Ever since Dick Donovan had written for his paper, the _Boston EveningEagle_, the wonderful story of the boys' adventures on the trail ofthe giant sloth of Brazil, other Boston reporters had regarded him asworth watching. In some way, young Masterson learned of Dick'sfrequen...t visits to High Towers while the preparations for the Coloradotrip were going forward.
"It's my idea, " he told his father, "that those Boy Inventors areplanning another big stunt and that Dick Donovan is to go along andwrite the story. Do we want to get beaten again?" "We do not, " said his father, a heavily-set, dictatorial man, perpetually at war with the _Evening Eagle_. "That last beat ofDonovan's on the Brazil story jumped the _Eagle's_ circulation skyhigh. " "Well, why not let me trail along after them and find out what I can?"said young Masterson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when youngDonovan came to High Towers, he was not aware that he was followed byBill Masterson, who, as we know, was the son of the proprietor of the_Boston Moon_, on which paper young Masterson also worked as areporter.
Ever since Dick Donovan had written for his paper, the _Boston EveningEagle_, the wonderful story of the boys' adventures on the trail ofthe giant sloth of Brazil, other Boston reporters had regarded him asworth watching. In some way, young Masterson learned of Dick'sfrequen...t visits to High Towers while the preparations for the Coloradotrip were going forward.
"It's my idea, " he told his father, "that those Boy Inventors areplanning another big stunt and that Dick Donovan is to go along andwrite the story. Do we want to get beaten again?" "We do not, " said his father, a heavily-set, dictatorial man, perpetually at war with the _Evening Eagle_. "That last beat ofDonovan's on the Brazil story jumped the _Eagle's_ circulation skyhigh. " "Well, why not let me trail along after them and find out what I can?"said young Masterson.
What to read after The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonner Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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