Grappling With the Monster 8 9
Grappling With the Monster 8 9
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The military companies were ordered tobe in readiness, resting on their arms; the police force was increased, and the liquor interest soon made to feel that the city was not underits control. The mob never again tried its power. For three months, withscarcely a day's exception, the praying-bands, sometimes with twenty ineach, working in various parts of the city; sometimes with five hundred, quietly and silently, two by two, forming a procession over a quarter ofa mile in length, followed by sc...ores in carriages, who could not bearthe long walks, went from saloon to saloon, holding services where theproprietors were willing, and in warehouses which were thrown open tothem, or in vacant lots near by, when they were unwilling. Men took offtheir hats, and often wept as the long procession went by. Littlechildren gathered close to the singers, and catching the words, sangthem months afterwards in their dingy hovels. Haggard women bent theirheads as they murmured with unutterable sadness, 'You've come too lateto save my boy or my husband.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The military companies were ordered tobe in readiness, resting on their arms; the police force was increased, and the liquor interest soon made to feel that the city was not underits control. The mob never again tried its power. For three months, withscarcely a day's exception, the praying-bands, sometimes with twenty ineach, working in various parts of the city; sometimes with five hundred, quietly and silently, two by two, forming a procession over a quarter ofa mile in length, followed by sc...ores in carriages, who could not bearthe long walks, went from saloon to saloon, holding services where theproprietors were willing, and in warehouses which were thrown open tothem, or in vacant lots near by, when they were unwilling. Men took offtheir hats, and often wept as the long procession went by. Littlechildren gathered close to the singers, and catching the words, sangthem months afterwards in their dingy hovels. Haggard women bent theirheads as they murmured with unutterable sadness, 'You've come too lateto save my boy or my husband.
What to read after Grappling With the Monster 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T S Arthur And F C Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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