The Yellow Feather Mystery
The Yellow Feather Mystery
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It was late afternoon and snow was pelting against the windows.
“This place would be too obvious for old Mr. Woodson to hide anything,” Chet complained. “He’d never take a chance of some student stumbling upon it.”
“I’m not so sure,” Frank answered. “Sometimes the obvious is the most difficult to see.”
Their examination of the school library was the final stop on a tour that produced nothing in the way of clues to the mystery.
“I thought your idea of a secret room, or passage, was better,” Chet ...said regretfully. “I’ve always wanted to find a hidden treasure!”
Frank chuckled and agreed that he too had been disappointed by their failure to find a cache. Taking advantage of Kurt’s absence they had spent several hours tapping the inner walls of the building but without success.
Finally Frank, recalling Skinny’s tale of find ing Elias Woodson’s letter to Greg below the library windows, had steered their course to that room. Having uncovered nothing, they were now about to give up for the day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was late afternoon and snow was pelting against the windows.
“This place would be too obvious for old Mr. Woodson to hide anything,” Chet complained. “He’d never take a chance of some student stumbling upon it.”
“I’m not so sure,” Frank answered. “Sometimes the obvious is the most difficult to see.”
Their examination of the school library was the final stop on a tour that produced nothing in the way of clues to the mystery.
“I thought your idea of a secret room, or passage, was better,” Chet ...said regretfully. “I’ve always wanted to find a hidden treasure!”
Frank chuckled and agreed that he too had been disappointed by their failure to find a cache. Taking advantage of Kurt’s absence they had spent several hours tapping the inner walls of the building but without success.
Finally Frank, recalling Skinny’s tale of find ing Elias Woodson’s letter to Greg below the library windows, had steered their course to that room. Having uncovered nothing, they were now about to give up for the day.
What to read after The Yellow Feather Mystery?
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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