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Smugglers' Island
Smugglers' Island

By Andrew Sier, A. S. Cox

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The flying spy
The flying spy

By A. S. Cox

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A girl is trapped in an airplane with a spy who is trying to escape over the border. A structurally and lexically controlled reader.

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Dangerous Journey: Macmillan Reader, Beginner
The Flying Spy
The Flying Spy

By Alwyn Cox

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Dangerous journey
Dangerous journey

By A. S. Cox

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"Four men are trapped in the forest. Heavy rain has turned the tracks into mud. The bridge across the river is broken. The men looked at the broken bridge and at the rushing water. Pedro spoke firs...

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Dangerous journey
Dangerous journey

By A. S. Cox

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"Four men are trapped in the forest. Heavy rain has turned the tracks into mud. The bridge across the river is broken. The men looked at the broken bridge and at the rushing water. Pedro spoke firs...

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Dangerous journey
Dangerous journey

By A. S. Cox

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"Four men are trapped in the forest. Heavy rain has turned the tracks into mud. The bridge across the river is broken. The men looked at the broken bridge and at the rushing water. Pedro spoke firs...

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Nahnu wa-humm
Nahnu wa-humm

By Iqbal Barakah

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