The Mystery At the Calgary Stampede
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Everyone seemed pleased to have Aunt Judy sing in the show. Young Canadians gathered around her to hear stories of her time in their shoes. Daisy’s cheeks were pink and her eyes were shiny.
Henry noticed that Clay had changed into a T-shirt and shorts. He was sitting at the makeup counter, though the bright lights around the mirrors were off, and it was a bit dark on that side of the room. The counter was covered with bouquets of roses and other flowers sent to congratulate the performers.
Maria...n was nearby putting the bouquets in vases.
Clay seemed to be the only person in the room who was not happy.
“I think that’s because he dropped the wagon wheel,” whispered Benny. “I’m going to cheer him up.” He and Henry approached Clay.
“I like how you caught that wheel before anyone noticed,” Benny said.
“You noticed,” Clay said glumly.
“But you caught it so quickly. My grandfather says that takes lots of practice,”
Benny replied.
“Your grandfather says it takes lots of practice to drop a wheel?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everyone seemed pleased to have Aunt Judy sing in the show. Young Canadians gathered around her to hear stories of her time in their shoes. Daisy’s cheeks were pink and her eyes were shiny.
Henry noticed that Clay had changed into a T-shirt and shorts. He was sitting at the makeup counter, though the bright lights around the mirrors were off, and it was a bit dark on that side of the room. The counter was covered with bouquets of roses and other flowers sent to congratulate the performers.
Maria...n was nearby putting the bouquets in vases.
Clay seemed to be the only person in the room who was not happy.
“I think that’s because he dropped the wagon wheel,” whispered Benny. “I’m going to cheer him up.” He and Henry approached Clay.
“I like how you caught that wheel before anyone noticed,” Benny said.
“You noticed,” Clay said glumly.
“But you caught it so quickly. My grandfather says that takes lots of practice,”
Benny replied.
“Your grandfather says it takes lots of practice to drop a wheel?”
What to read after The Mystery At the Calgary Stampede?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Chandler Warner to read onlineMoreLess
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