The Hooded Hawk Mystery
The Hooded Hawk Mystery
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As Mr. Delhi nodded to Ragu, the Daisy K’s first mate began his story.
“First, I know nothing about any smuggling of my countrymen into the United States. I—I did join the group that was planning a kidnapping. But you must believe me—I did not know until too late who the victim was going to be.”
“But you know that kidnapping is a criminal act!” the police chief said severely. “Just what was your part in it?”
“A very small one,” Ragu insisted. “I ran errands. Once a man that came to our ship gave... me a letter. He told me to deliver it to the Bayport Hotel.”
“What was the name of the man who came to the Daisy K?” Chief Collig broke in. “And what did he look like?”
“I do not know his name,” Ragu said emphatically. “He was short, and had brown hair. The man at the hotel was called Mr. Louis.”
Frank and Joe exchanged knowing glances. Mr. Louis probably was the “L” mentioned in the note Chet had found attached to the downed carrier pigeon.
“How did you expect to get paid for the job, if you didn’t know the name of the man who hired you?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As Mr. Delhi nodded to Ragu, the Daisy K’s first mate began his story.
“First, I know nothing about any smuggling of my countrymen into the United States. I—I did join the group that was planning a kidnapping. But you must believe me—I did not know until too late who the victim was going to be.”
“But you know that kidnapping is a criminal act!” the police chief said severely. “Just what was your part in it?”
“A very small one,” Ragu insisted. “I ran errands. Once a man that came to our ship gave... me a letter. He told me to deliver it to the Bayport Hotel.”
“What was the name of the man who came to the Daisy K?” Chief Collig broke in. “And what did he look like?”
“I do not know his name,” Ragu said emphatically. “He was short, and had brown hair. The man at the hotel was called Mr. Louis.”
Frank and Joe exchanged knowing glances. Mr. Louis probably was the “L” mentioned in the note Chet had found attached to the downed carrier pigeon.
“How did you expect to get paid for the job, if you didn’t know the name of the man who hired you?”
What to read after The Hooded Hawk Mystery?
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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