The End of the Trail
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Joe Hardy shouted excitedly.
He was hanging from the lowest branch of a towering pine tree, on top of an even more towering mountain in the Appalachian range. A beautiful summer sky arched above him as the sun rose above the horizon.
“That’s impossible!” Phil Cohen shouted up at him from twenty feet below. “The ocean’s more than a hundred miles away! You must be seeing a lake!”
“If you break your neck, I’m going to ask Dad if I can have your room,” Joe’s brother, Frank, yelled, stari...ng up at him along with Phil, Chet Morton, and Biff Hooper.
“Oh, relax,” Joe said. “Hanging from this limb is no worse than doing the parallel bars in gym class. I could hang here all day.”
Frank smiled and ran his fingers through his dark brown hair. Frank, at eighteen, was a year older than Joe, and sometimes his younger brother drove him a little crazy. When they and their three friends had set out on this 250-mile hike along the Appalachian Trail, he had promised his father, Fenton Hardy, that he would get everybody through in one piece.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joe Hardy shouted excitedly.
He was hanging from the lowest branch of a towering pine tree, on top of an even more towering mountain in the Appalachian range. A beautiful summer sky arched above him as the sun rose above the horizon.
“That’s impossible!” Phil Cohen shouted up at him from twenty feet below. “The ocean’s more than a hundred miles away! You must be seeing a lake!”
“If you break your neck, I’m going to ask Dad if I can have your room,” Joe’s brother, Frank, yelled, stari...ng up at him along with Phil, Chet Morton, and Biff Hooper.
“Oh, relax,” Joe said. “Hanging from this limb is no worse than doing the parallel bars in gym class. I could hang here all day.”
Frank smiled and ran his fingers through his dark brown hair. Frank, at eighteen, was a year older than Joe, and sometimes his younger brother drove him a little crazy. When they and their three friends had set out on this 250-mile hike along the Appalachian Trail, he had promised his father, Fenton Hardy, that he would get everybody through in one piece.
What to read after The End of the Trail?
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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