Aladdin O'brien
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So that itwas in the nature of a shock to come suddenly upon the shore and beholdfor the first time the finality of war. There was no visible gloryabout it. What had happened to the Cumberland and the Congress wasdisappointingly like what would happen to two ships destroyed in shallowwater. The masts of the Cumberland, slightly off the vertical and stillrigged, projected for half their length from the yellow surface of theriver. That was all. Some distance to the left and half submerged was abl...ackened and charred mass that bore some resemblance to a ship that hadonce been proud and tall, and known by the name of Congress. Thatwas all. Aladdin had hoped that war would be a little more like thepictures.
As he rode back, pondering, toward the encampment, however, he came uponsomething which was truly an earnest of what was to come. There were somany buzzards perched in the trees of a certain wood that he turned into see what they had. He came upon it suddenly, just beyond a cheerfulbush of holly, and the buzzards stepped reluctantly back until he hadlooked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So that itwas in the nature of a shock to come suddenly upon the shore and beholdfor the first time the finality of war. There was no visible gloryabout it. What had happened to the Cumberland and the Congress wasdisappointingly like what would happen to two ships destroyed in shallowwater. The masts of the Cumberland, slightly off the vertical and stillrigged, projected for half their length from the yellow surface of theriver. That was all. Some distance to the left and half submerged was abl...ackened and charred mass that bore some resemblance to a ship that hadonce been proud and tall, and known by the name of Congress. Thatwas all. Aladdin had hoped that war would be a little more like thepictures.
As he rode back, pondering, toward the encampment, however, he came uponsomething which was truly an earnest of what was to come. There were somany buzzards perched in the trees of a certain wood that he turned into see what they had. He came upon it suddenly, just beyond a cheerfulbush of holly, and the buzzards stepped reluctantly back until he hadlooked.
What to read after Aladdin O'brien?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, Gouverneur, 1876-1953 to read onlineMoreLess
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