The Melted Coins
The Melted Coins
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They limped to their feet, righted the cycle, and brushed the dust from their clothes.
Joe had suffered the most damage. His right leg and arm were skinned. His chafed elbow smarted and blood oozed through his shirt.
Angrily the boys walked toward the perpetrator of the mean trick, who stood and smirked.
“Now what was the big idea?” Frank asked sharply.
Joe was hot with indignation. He clenched his fists and pressed past him. “Why ask any questions, Frank? Let me sock the jerk!”
Frank put out an... arm and held Joe back. “Easy now. I’ll handle this.” He turned.
“Why did you knock us down?” he demanded, standing nose to nose with the larger boy, who wore an expression of childish amusement.
“You were riding my cycle without permission,” he said finally.
“Your cycle?” Joe said. “Why, we—”
The motel manager, having heard the commotion, hastened up to the trio. “I can explain everything,” he said. “I gave them permission to use the bike!”
The youth looked at him coldly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They limped to their feet, righted the cycle, and brushed the dust from their clothes.
Joe had suffered the most damage. His right leg and arm were skinned. His chafed elbow smarted and blood oozed through his shirt.
Angrily the boys walked toward the perpetrator of the mean trick, who stood and smirked.
“Now what was the big idea?” Frank asked sharply.
Joe was hot with indignation. He clenched his fists and pressed past him. “Why ask any questions, Frank? Let me sock the jerk!”
Frank put out an... arm and held Joe back. “Easy now. I’ll handle this.” He turned.
“Why did you knock us down?” he demanded, standing nose to nose with the larger boy, who wore an expression of childish amusement.
“You were riding my cycle without permission,” he said finally.
“Your cycle?” Joe said. “Why, we—”
The motel manager, having heard the commotion, hastened up to the trio. “I can explain everything,” he said. “I gave them permission to use the bike!”
The youth looked at him coldly.
What to read after The Melted Coins?
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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