The Hunt for Four Brothers
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Joe saw a dozen guests pour out onto their balconies. Craven held his palms up, gesturing to Tringle to keep it down. “Let’s talk about this calmly, okay?”
Inside Tringle’s room, the frantic guest explained how he was returning from a walk when he noticed the door to his room was ajar. “And I always lock it!”
Frank checked the keyhole on the doorknob and found no scratch marks. “It doesn’t appear that the lock was picked or that the door was forced open,” Frank said, then turned to Craven. “Who ...has passkeys for the guest rooms?”
“Me, Sandy, and Borda,” Craven replied.
Milo Flatts, wearing tennis attire and holding a racquet, peeked in from the hallway. “What’s going on?”
“My room was burglarized!” Tringle growled.
“A robbery, huh?” Flatts said.
“Did you see anything, Mr. Flatts?” Frank asked.
“Well, sir, I did. I don’t know if it has anything to do with this, but a few minutes ago I saw that red dog again. Two dogs, in fact, crossing the creek beyond the tennis courts with a bearded fellow about as broad as a grizzly bear.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joe saw a dozen guests pour out onto their balconies. Craven held his palms up, gesturing to Tringle to keep it down. “Let’s talk about this calmly, okay?”
Inside Tringle’s room, the frantic guest explained how he was returning from a walk when he noticed the door to his room was ajar. “And I always lock it!”
Frank checked the keyhole on the doorknob and found no scratch marks. “It doesn’t appear that the lock was picked or that the door was forced open,” Frank said, then turned to Craven. “Who ...has passkeys for the guest rooms?”
“Me, Sandy, and Borda,” Craven replied.
Milo Flatts, wearing tennis attire and holding a racquet, peeked in from the hallway. “What’s going on?”
“My room was burglarized!” Tringle growled.
“A robbery, huh?” Flatts said.
“Did you see anything, Mr. Flatts?” Frank asked.
“Well, sir, I did. I don’t know if it has anything to do with this, but a few minutes ago I saw that red dog again. Two dogs, in fact, crossing the creek beyond the tennis courts with a bearded fellow about as broad as a grizzly bear.”
What to read after The Hunt for Four Brothers?
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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