The Case of the Jumping Frogs
“He had gone to the bench to recover.
He had already seen Waldo carrying the bag toward the carousel. He had stood by the black horse as if preparing to mount. The black horse was three horses behind Waldo’s white one. Hence, once the carousel began to turn, Waldo was unlikely to look back and see what Stinky was up to.
Stinky never sat on the black horse.
When the ride started, he went straight to the bench to see what was in the bag. He was too busy reading Waldo’s essay to notice his mistake....
But Encyclopedia noticed.
A carousel horse with three feet (or four feet) on the ground, like the black horse, doesn’t move up and down. It doesn’t move at all! Stinky couldn’t have gotten sick!
Stinky returned Waldo’s essay.MoreLess
He had already seen Waldo carrying the bag toward the carousel. He had stood by the black horse as if preparing to mount. The black horse was three horses behind Waldo’s white one. Hence, once the carousel began to turn, Waldo was unlikely to look back and see what Stinky was up to.
Stinky never sat on the black horse.
When the ride started, he went straight to the bench to see what was in the bag. He was too busy reading Waldo’s essay to notice his mistake....
But Encyclopedia noticed.
A carousel horse with three feet (or four feet) on the ground, like the black horse, doesn’t move up and down. It doesn’t move at all! Stinky couldn’t have gotten sick!
Stinky returned Waldo’s essay.MoreLess
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