Spiderweb For Two - A Melendy Maze - Plot & Excerpts
“A summer day!” exclaimed Oliver. “Gosh! Does that mean we’re never going to get to the end of this thing till summer? Why it’s only just begun to be October now!” “I know,” said Randy slowly. “But I wonder—I think it’s been invented, this game or search or whatever it is, by somebody who understands the way we feel with all the others gone; someone who wants to give us something pleasant to think about instead of just groaning around the house and missing them all the time. I’m glad it’s going to last a long time.” “I guess I am too, kind of. But what can it be, do you think? And who could have thought it up? I don’t think Cuffy could write poetry like that, and I’m pretty sure Willy couldn’t either.” “If it wasn’t for the way the things are said, I’d believe it was Rush,” said Randy. “Or it could be Father. But he’s been away so long this time I don’t see how he could have planted the clues. Mona might have written the poems, I suppose, but it’s not her handwriting and it doesn’t look faked; it looks sort of easy and dashed-off, as if it was written in a hurry by someone who’d written that way for years and years; someone very grown-up.”
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