Baseball Joe in the Big League
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It was a rather dark, and quite lonesome, street in which Joe foundhimself after leaving the street car. On either side were tall buildingsthat shut out much of the light by day, while at night they made theplace a veritable canyon of gloom. There were big warehouses andfactories with, here and there, a smaller building, and some ramshackledwellings that had withstood the encroachment of business.
Some of these latter had fallen into decay, and others were being usedas miserable homes by those ...who could afford no better. In one or two, saloons held forth, the light from their swinging doors making yellowpatches on the dark pavement.
"I wouldn't like to have to live down here, " mused Joe, as he picked hisway along, looking, as best he could, for the number given in the note. "It's a queer place to appoint a meeting, but I suppose the baseballfellows don't want to be spied on. I'll be glad when I'm through. " Joe walked on a little farther. The neighborhood seemed to become moredeserted and lonesome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a rather dark, and quite lonesome, street in which Joe foundhimself after leaving the street car. On either side were tall buildingsthat shut out much of the light by day, while at night they made theplace a veritable canyon of gloom. There were big warehouses andfactories with, here and there, a smaller building, and some ramshackledwellings that had withstood the encroachment of business.
Some of these latter had fallen into decay, and others were being usedas miserable homes by those ...who could afford no better. In one or two, saloons held forth, the light from their swinging doors making yellowpatches on the dark pavement.
"I wouldn't like to have to live down here, " mused Joe, as he picked hisway along, looking, as best he could, for the number given in the note. "It's a queer place to appoint a meeting, but I suppose the baseballfellows don't want to be spied on. I'll be glad when I'm through. " Joe walked on a little farther. The neighborhood seemed to become moredeserted and lonesome.
What to read after Baseball Joe in the Big League?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chadwick Lester to read onlineMoreLess
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