The Clue of the Screeching Owl
The Clue of the Screeching Owl
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Darkness descended. Presently a short beam of light could be seen traveling rapidly along the opposite rim, almost two miles away.
“Must be Frank,” Joe murmured as he raised his binoculars. For a moment the beam disappeared. Then the boys saw two bright lights blink on and off.
“Frank has turned the car to face us,” said Joe.
Chet and Joe held their breaths, listening intently. A fresh breeze blew against their faces from the direction of the automobile lights, but no sound reached them. In a mo...ment the lights were gone and the beam could be seen traveling again. Frank was on his way back.
When he reached the cabin Frank said, “I screamed my lungs out. I blew the car horn, too.”
“Didn’t hear a thing,” Joe told him as the boys re-entered the cabin. The gasoline lanterns were lighted, and Chet prepared supper.
Frank rested his elbows on the table, frowning. “The hollow doesn’t have any echoes to speak of,” he noted, “so Webber was lying. Why?”
“Sure,” said Joe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Darkness descended. Presently a short beam of light could be seen traveling rapidly along the opposite rim, almost two miles away.
“Must be Frank,” Joe murmured as he raised his binoculars. For a moment the beam disappeared. Then the boys saw two bright lights blink on and off.
“Frank has turned the car to face us,” said Joe.
Chet and Joe held their breaths, listening intently. A fresh breeze blew against their faces from the direction of the automobile lights, but no sound reached them. In a mo...ment the lights were gone and the beam could be seen traveling again. Frank was on his way back.
When he reached the cabin Frank said, “I screamed my lungs out. I blew the car horn, too.”
“Didn’t hear a thing,” Joe told him as the boys re-entered the cabin. The gasoline lanterns were lighted, and Chet prepared supper.
Frank rested his elbows on the table, frowning. “The hollow doesn’t have any echoes to speak of,” he noted, “so Webber was lying. Why?”
“Sure,” said Joe.
What to read after The Clue of the Screeching Owl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin W. Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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