The House On the Cliff (2010)
The House On the Cliff
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“It is Dad!” he whispered hoarsely. “He found the smugglers’ hide-out!”
Frank nudged his brother warningly. “Not so loud.”
The boys’ worst fears were realized—their father was not only a prisoner of the smugglers, but also his life was being threatened!
“Write that note!” Snattman demanded.
“I won’t write it,” Fenton Hardy replied in a weak but clear voice.
The chief persisted. “You heard what I said. Write it or be left here to starve.”
“I’ll starve.”
“You’ll change your mind in a day or two. Y...ou think you’re hungry now, but wait until we cut off your food entirely. Then you’ll see. You’ll be ready to sell your soul for a drop of water or a crumb to eat.”
“I won’t write it.”
“Look here, Hardy. We’re not asking very much. All we want you to do is write to your wife that you’re safe and tell her to call off the police and those kids of yours. They’re too nosy.”
“Sooner or later someone is going to trace me here,” came Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“It is Dad!” he whispered hoarsely. “He found the smugglers’ hide-out!”
Frank nudged his brother warningly. “Not so loud.”
The boys’ worst fears were realized—their father was not only a prisoner of the smugglers, but also his life was being threatened!
“Write that note!” Snattman demanded.
“I won’t write it,” Fenton Hardy replied in a weak but clear voice.
The chief persisted. “You heard what I said. Write it or be left here to starve.”
“I’ll starve.”
“You’ll change your mind in a day or two. Y...ou think you’re hungry now, but wait until we cut off your food entirely. Then you’ll see. You’ll be ready to sell your soul for a drop of water or a crumb to eat.”
“I won’t write it.”
“Look here, Hardy. We’re not asking very much. All we want you to do is write to your wife that you’re safe and tell her to call off the police and those kids of yours. They’re too nosy.”
“Sooner or later someone is going to trace me here,” came Mr.
What to read after The House On the Cliff?
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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