From Plotzk to Boston
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We couldn't eat those things and only wondered how any one could havesuch an appetite for such a dinner. We stopped wondering when our ownlittle store of provisions gave out.
After dinner, the people went apart, some going back to their beds andothers to walk in the yard or sit on the settees there. There was noother place to go to. The doors of the prison were never unlocked exceptwhen new passengers arrived or others left for their ships. Thefences--they really were solid walls--had wires and... nails on top, sothat one couldn't even climb to get a look at the sea.
We went back to our quarters to talk over matters and rest from ourjourney. At six o'clock the doctor came with a clerk, and, standingbefore the door, bade all those in the yard belonging to Number Fiveassemble there; and then the roll was called and everybody received alittle ticket as she answered to her name. With this all went to thekitchen and received two little rolls and a large cup of partlysweetened tea. This was supper; and breakfast, served too in this waywas the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We couldn't eat those things and only wondered how any one could havesuch an appetite for such a dinner. We stopped wondering when our ownlittle store of provisions gave out.
After dinner, the people went apart, some going back to their beds andothers to walk in the yard or sit on the settees there. There was noother place to go to. The doors of the prison were never unlocked exceptwhen new passengers arrived or others left for their ships. Thefences--they really were solid walls--had wires and... nails on top, sothat one couldn't even climb to get a look at the sea.
We went back to our quarters to talk over matters and rest from ourjourney. At six o'clock the doctor came with a clerk, and, standingbefore the door, bade all those in the yard belonging to Number Fiveassemble there; and then the roll was called and everybody received alittle ticket as she answered to her name. With this all went to thekitchen and received two little rolls and a large cup of partlysweetened tea. This was supper; and breakfast, served too in this waywas the same.
What to read after From Plotzk to Boston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Antin Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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