The Secret of Pirates' Hill
The Secret of Pirates' Hill
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Then Joe asked, “One of the stolen cutlasses?”
Bowden looked blank. “What stolen cutlasses?” “You don’t seem to read the newspaper,” Frank said. “Some swords were stolen from the Bayport Historical Society building the night before last.”
Bowden’s surprise seemed genuine and the Hardys concluded that he had nothing to do with the theft.
“Well, what cutlass were you talking about?” Joe asked.
“Forget it.”
“Look, Mr. Bowden, you can’t play hide-and-seek with facts and expect us to do a good sleuth...ing job for you!”
The man smiled. “No need for you to get hot under the collar. Gorman’s hipped on finding a miniature cutlass—says it’s a lost heirloom. He puts the question to everyone.”
The Hardys thought this was an unlikely story. They left shortly, saying they planned to continue their search for the cannon.
“I wish Dad would come back from Florida,” Joe remarked as they rode along. “This case is getting knotty.”
“Joe, it had me baffled until just now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Joe asked, “One of the stolen cutlasses?”
Bowden looked blank. “What stolen cutlasses?” “You don’t seem to read the newspaper,” Frank said. “Some swords were stolen from the Bayport Historical Society building the night before last.”
Bowden’s surprise seemed genuine and the Hardys concluded that he had nothing to do with the theft.
“Well, what cutlass were you talking about?” Joe asked.
“Forget it.”
“Look, Mr. Bowden, you can’t play hide-and-seek with facts and expect us to do a good sleuth...ing job for you!”
The man smiled. “No need for you to get hot under the collar. Gorman’s hipped on finding a miniature cutlass—says it’s a lost heirloom. He puts the question to everyone.”
The Hardys thought this was an unlikely story. They left shortly, saying they planned to continue their search for the cannon.
“I wish Dad would come back from Florida,” Joe remarked as they rode along. “This case is getting knotty.”
“Joe, it had me baffled until just now.
What to read after The Secret of Pirates' Hill?
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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