The Message in the Hollow Oak
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Was it true that someone had found the message in the hollow oak which told of a treasure?
The young detective took a long breath. “Maybe it’s only a joke,” she said to herself. “Perhaps one of the girls or even one of the boys left this note to play a trick on me.”
Nancy took out her magnifying glass and examined the paper for fingerprints. There were none on it.
She was still puzzled as she laid the note down and began to change her clothes. As soon as she was dressed for the dig, Nancy went t...o the excavation and climbed down.
The busy workers looked up and said, “Hi!” Julie Anne asked if she had had any luck reaching Ned.
“Yes,” Nancy replied. “I’ll tell you about it later.” She changed the subject and asked, “Which one of you left a note on the bureau?”
“Note?” Julie Anne repeated. “There wasn’t any note when I was in the room.”
Not only Nancy’s roommates but all the other girls said they knew nothing about the message that had been left for Nancy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was it true that someone had found the message in the hollow oak which told of a treasure?
The young detective took a long breath. “Maybe it’s only a joke,” she said to herself. “Perhaps one of the girls or even one of the boys left this note to play a trick on me.”
Nancy took out her magnifying glass and examined the paper for fingerprints. There were none on it.
She was still puzzled as she laid the note down and began to change her clothes. As soon as she was dressed for the dig, Nancy went t...o the excavation and climbed down.
The busy workers looked up and said, “Hi!” Julie Anne asked if she had had any luck reaching Ned.
“Yes,” Nancy replied. “I’ll tell you about it later.” She changed the subject and asked, “Which one of you left a note on the bureau?”
“Note?” Julie Anne repeated. “There wasn’t any note when I was in the room.”
Not only Nancy’s roommates but all the other girls said they knew nothing about the message that had been left for Nancy.
What to read after The Message in the Hollow Oak?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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