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While visiting relatives in Florida, teenage twins Sara and Sam investigate a mystery on a nearby key, where strange incidents are occurring in a villa left abandoned by the death of a stage magician.
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Twins--Fiction, Florida--Fiction, Mystery and detective stories.
publication date
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1990
lcc
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PZ7.M7878Mxg 1990eb
ddc
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813.54[Fic]
subject
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Twins--Fiction, Florida--Fiction, Mystery and detective stories.
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Mystery at the Spanish Castle
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BOOKS BY RUTH NULTON MOORE
The Sara and Sam Series Mystery of the Missing Stallions Mystery of the Secret Code Mystery of the Lost Heirloom Mystery at Camp Ichthus Ghost Town Mystery Mystery at the Spanish Castle
Other Upper Elementary/Junior High Books Christmas Surprise, The Danger in the Pines Ghost Bird Mystery, The In Search of Liberty Mystery at Indian Rocks Mystery of the Lost Treasure Peace Treaty Sorrel Horse, The Wilderness Journey
For Younger Readers Toms and the Talking Birds Toms y los Pjaros Parlantes (Spanish)
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Mystery at the Spanish Castle
Ruth Nulton Moore
Sara and Sam Series, Book 6
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Moore, Ruth Nulton. Mystery at the Spanish Castle / Ruth Nulton Moore. p. cm. (Sara and Sam series ; 6) Summary: While visiting relatives in Florida, teenage twins Sara and Sam investigate a mystery on a nearby key, where strange incidents are occurring in a villa left abandoned by the death of a stage magician. ISBN 0-8361-3515-6: [1. Twins-Fiction. 2. Florida-Fiction. 3. Mystery and detective stories.] I. Title. II. Series: Moore, Ruth Nulton. Sara and Sam series ; bk. 6. PZ7.M7878Mxg 1990 [Fic]dc20 89-29290 CIP AC
MYSTERY AT THE SPANISH CASTLE Copyright 1990 by Herald Press, Scottdale, Pa. 15683 Published simultaneously in Canada by Herald Press, Waterloo, Ont. N2L 6H7. All rights reserved. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 89-29290 International Standard Book Number: 0-8361-3515-6 Printed in the United States of America Cover art by Sibyl Graber Gerig
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Contents
1. The Mysterious Light
7
2. A Cabin Cruiser and a Haunted Castle
15
3. Ghostly Sounds
25
4. View from the Lighthouse
35
5. An Unpleasant Boy
42
6. The Locked Door
49
7. The Ghost in the Tower
55
8. The White Rabbit
63
9. Aboard the Sea Breeze
69
10. Andy's Urgent Call
78
11. The Hidden Stairway
88
12. The Ghost Explains
102
13. Like Old Times
110
The Author
119
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To April, our young teenager, with love
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1 The Mysterious Light
Sara Harmon drew in a quick breath of surprise as she glimpsed the light shining from the small island across the bay.
There it was, gleaming at her from the tower room of the Spanish castle, like a fierce eye. All else was in darknessthe bay, the island, and the rest of the spooky-looking castle.
It must be very late at night, Sara thought. She could never sleep soundly her first night away from home. After tossing around in her bed for what seemed like hours, she had gotten up for a drink of water. Returning to her bedroom, she happened to glance out the window which faced the bay. It was
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then that she saw the mysterious light wavering back and forth at the top of the tower.
The Spanish castle was supposed to be empty, Sara thought as she kept staring at the strange light. Nobody had lived in it since the magician had died, and that was several years ago. Then why was a light shining from its tower window in the middle of the night? she wondered. Was the Spanish castle really haunted, as the kids in Bayport seemed to think?
Sara shook her head firmly. That was just kid talk She and Sam didn't really believe in haunted houses. Just the same, she wished that Brian were here to see the light and explain what it meant.
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From the time Sara and her twin brother, Sam, were able to travel alone, they had spent part of their summer vacations in Bayport, Florida, with Aunt Harriet and Uncle James Carson. Their white frame parsonage in the small gulf coast town was like a second home for Sara and Sam. And since Brian Hobbs, only a year older than the twins, lived right next door, the three of them had become the best of friends during those summer vacations.
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