The Homerun Mystery
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“What did you say?” Emily asked Beverly Percy.
“Nothing,” she answered briskly. “Clear these children out so we can get down to business —”
Her husband broke in. “They have the letter, Beverly. We have to tell them.”
“Tell us what?” said the man sitting at the head of the table.
“The truth,” Jessie stated. Then she added, “We know the Percys have been looking for this letter. Fortunately, our little brother found it in the factory first.”
Now James Alden put on his reading glasses and looked at ...the letter Benny handed him. “It’s addressed to Herman Soper.”
“Home Run Herman?” said the man at the head of the table. “I’m Paul White,” he added, introducing himself to the Alden children, “president of the town council. You say Mr. and Mrs. Percy were looking for this letter?”
Henry nodded. “We saw lights in the old factory. Danny Jenkins told us the factory was haunted. But it was his brother, looking for that paper. The Percys were hunting for it, too.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“What did you say?” Emily asked Beverly Percy.
“Nothing,” she answered briskly. “Clear these children out so we can get down to business —”
Her husband broke in. “They have the letter, Beverly. We have to tell them.”
“Tell us what?” said the man sitting at the head of the table.
“The truth,” Jessie stated. Then she added, “We know the Percys have been looking for this letter. Fortunately, our little brother found it in the factory first.”
Now James Alden put on his reading glasses and looked at ...the letter Benny handed him. “It’s addressed to Herman Soper.”
“Home Run Herman?” said the man at the head of the table. “I’m Paul White,” he added, introducing himself to the Alden children, “president of the town council. You say Mr. and Mrs. Percy were looking for this letter?”
Henry nodded. “We saw lights in the old factory. Danny Jenkins told us the factory was haunted. But it was his brother, looking for that paper. The Percys were hunting for it, too.”
What to read after The Homerun Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Chandler Warner to read onlineMoreLess
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