The Woodshed Mystery (2010)
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begged Jessie. “Can’t we come down, too?”
“I wouldn’t, Jessie,” said Henry looking up. “It’s so dirty. We’ll look very carefully and tell you everything.”
Benny had crawled through the little door with the light. “The very same things!” he shouted. “A milking stool and an old candlestick and some more iron boxes! We’ll bring them all up.”
“How big is the hole?” called Violet.
“Just big enough for two people to sit down. You can’t stand up,” Benny called back. “Oh, boy! Here is an old plate! And ...here’s an old cup! All broken!”
His voice sounded strange and far away, but they could tell how excited Benny was.
“Hand them to me, old fellow,” said Henry. “And you let me have a turn in there.”
Benny crawled out and Henry crawled in.
“Find anything, Henry?” called Jessie.
“Well, yes! This seems to be a spoon. An awfully old spoon. Somebody ate in here all right.”
But that was all. Henry handed the things up to the girls. Jessie gave him a box to step on and the boys jumped out of the hole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
begged Jessie. “Can’t we come down, too?”
“I wouldn’t, Jessie,” said Henry looking up. “It’s so dirty. We’ll look very carefully and tell you everything.”
Benny had crawled through the little door with the light. “The very same things!” he shouted. “A milking stool and an old candlestick and some more iron boxes! We’ll bring them all up.”
“How big is the hole?” called Violet.
“Just big enough for two people to sit down. You can’t stand up,” Benny called back. “Oh, boy! Here is an old plate! And ...here’s an old cup! All broken!”
His voice sounded strange and far away, but they could tell how excited Benny was.
“Hand them to me, old fellow,” said Henry. “And you let me have a turn in there.”
Benny crawled out and Henry crawled in.
“Find anything, Henry?” called Jessie.
“Well, yes! This seems to be a spoon. An awfully old spoon. Somebody ate in here all right.”
But that was all. Henry handed the things up to the girls. Jessie gave him a box to step on and the boys jumped out of the hole.
What to read after The Woodshed Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Warner to read onlineMoreLess
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