The Girl Scouts At Bellaire
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"I'llstay here till you come back. " "Not afraid alone----" "Not a bit. This is like one of our real scout experiences. Do hurry, Auntie, I am so afraid those people may have carried Mary off!" sheurged.
It took a few minutes to arouse the man in the garage, with thetelephone call. Meanwhile, Cleo was cautiously and quietly lookingabout the room. First, naturally, she looked under the bed, next shethrew open the door of the closet, being wise enough to jump to thehall door as she did so, but no...t so much as a piece of clothingstirred. Other articles of furniture in the room that could possiblyserve as a screen were then scrutinized, but they offered no clew.
Finally Cleo stepped to the window ledge, and peered out into the thicktrees that surrounded the house. She put her hands to her eyes toshade them from the light--wasn't that something white in the buttonball tree?
Neither Mrs. Dunbar nor the girls had come back to the room, and for amoment Cleo hesitated, perched there at the window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I'llstay here till you come back. " "Not afraid alone----" "Not a bit. This is like one of our real scout experiences. Do hurry, Auntie, I am so afraid those people may have carried Mary off!" sheurged.
It took a few minutes to arouse the man in the garage, with thetelephone call. Meanwhile, Cleo was cautiously and quietly lookingabout the room. First, naturally, she looked under the bed, next shethrew open the door of the closet, being wise enough to jump to thehall door as she did so, but no...t so much as a piece of clothingstirred. Other articles of furniture in the room that could possiblyserve as a screen were then scrutinized, but they offered no clew.
Finally Cleo stepped to the window ledge, and peered out into the thicktrees that surrounded the house. She put her hands to her eyes toshade them from the light--wasn't that something white in the buttonball tree?
Neither Mrs. Dunbar nor the girls had come back to the room, and for amoment Cleo hesitated, perched there at the window.
What to read after The Girl Scouts At Bellaire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garis Lilian to read onlineMoreLess
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