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We could certainly use a detective. And I've got to hand it to you, Nancy - you sure can keep your head.
Carolyn Keene
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The chandelier suddenly started to sway
Carolyn Keene
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Ada and Isabel had been unpopular in high school. They had talked incessantly of money and social position, making themselves very obnoxious to the other students.
Carolyn Keene
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Nancy drove to Twin Elms as fast as the law allowed.
Carolyn Keene
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What’s that old saying about the longest way ‘round is the shortest way home, or is it the shortest way ’round is the longest way home? Anyway, this is the longest shortcut I’ve ever taken.
Carolyn Keene
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Nancy, every place you go, it seems as if mysteries just pile up one after another.
Carolyn Keene
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George’s eyes lit up as she considered that there might be a mystery to solve.
Carolyn Keene
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Interior. Within a few minutes a bell from within started to toll.
Carolyn Keene
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“And to think,” Ned said huskily, “only this afternoon I thought I’d lost you to another guy.
Carolyn Keene
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The night the day of our find, Dr. Pitt and the stone tablet disappeared!
Carolyn Keene
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Yes, Manda. You’re becoming a good detective.
Carolyn Keene
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Soon a messenger brought back the will, together with two photostats of the document.
Carolyn Keene
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Town of River Heights, frequently discussed puzzling aspects of cases with his blond, blue-eyed daughter.
Carolyn Keene
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There was only one sentence in it. ‘Tell no one about the 99 steps. Monsieur Neuf’!”
Carolyn Keene
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Brushing her hair until it snapped with electricity
Carolyn Keene
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WHICH way is Melborne?
Carolyn Keene
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“I’m inclined to believe that August must be convinced it was taken to the hold,” Rod said.
Carolyn Keene
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The officer said No and his mother was frantic.
Carolyn Keene
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One thing is for sure, she thought. Work is the best antidote for worry. I'll get back to Twin Elms and do some more sleuthing there.
Carolyn Keene
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I must have had a serious puppy-dog pout going
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