By Bread Alone a Novel
By Bread Alone a Novel
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Twenty feet of the planking went down with a crash ; another five zigzagged to the ground with it. The mob, with a battle-cry of triumph, rushed inside of the mill. Feet, hands, legs, dresses and coats were torn TO ARMS ! 331 and severed by the insidious barbs ; the slight wounds infuriated but the more, drawing just sufficient blood to goad and not enough to weaken. Yard after yard of the fence went down with a crackling peal ; the in furiated mob was inside.
The watchmen ran for their lives, ...scampering like rats for the exit at the south end of the mills, hugging the sheltering walls of the buildings in their flight. The head watchman hastened to the telephone of the first drug-store to communicate with the Pinkerton office. He had been cautioned by the Company not to send for the Pinkertons unless the emergency were urgent, and the caution made him vacillate during the half-hour that the mob was stampeding without the fence. The druggist refused him the use of his tele phone. It would mean the wreckage of his business if the strikers discovered his compliance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twenty feet of the planking went down with a crash ; another five zigzagged to the ground with it. The mob, with a battle-cry of triumph, rushed inside of the mill. Feet, hands, legs, dresses and coats were torn TO ARMS ! 331 and severed by the insidious barbs ; the slight wounds infuriated but the more, drawing just sufficient blood to goad and not enough to weaken. Yard after yard of the fence went down with a crackling peal ; the in furiated mob was inside.
The watchmen ran for their lives, ...scampering like rats for the exit at the south end of the mills, hugging the sheltering walls of the buildings in their flight. The head watchman hastened to the telephone of the first drug-store to communicate with the Pinkerton office. He had been cautioned by the Company not to send for the Pinkertons unless the emergency were urgent, and the caution made him vacillate during the half-hour that the mob was stampeding without the fence. The druggist refused him the use of his tele phone. It would mean the wreckage of his business if the strikers discovered his compliance.
What to read after By Bread Alone a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I K Isaac Kahn Friedman to read onlineMoreLess
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