Harrington a Story of True Love
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Soon, too, the imitative faculty had its way, and the phalanx deepened by the accession of other negroes who locked arms with it, till it filled the sidewalk to the kerb-stone, which in turn opposed a slight barrier to the dense press of the multitude. But the passage through the stifling crush was still arduous, and the heat and foul odors made it more so. Awful, too, were the howls and cries and imprecations which greeted every glimpse of the Southerner. At that moment, Lafitte would have wil...lingly given everything he was worth in the world to be out of the danger which menaced him.
The height of the ordeal was when they reached Grove street, where they had to cross to the carriage, with the mul titude on each side of them. It was but a short distance, but the phalanx, struggling and swaying in the dense and roaring press, had to literally tear its way through. There was already hustling and pushing, with angry words flying, and Harring ton saw that presently it would come to blows, when all would be lost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon, too, the imitative faculty had its way, and the phalanx deepened by the accession of other negroes who locked arms with it, till it filled the sidewalk to the kerb-stone, which in turn opposed a slight barrier to the dense press of the multitude. But the passage through the stifling crush was still arduous, and the heat and foul odors made it more so. Awful, too, were the howls and cries and imprecations which greeted every glimpse of the Southerner. At that moment, Lafitte would have wil...lingly given everything he was worth in the world to be out of the danger which menaced him.
The height of the ordeal was when they reached Grove street, where they had to cross to the carriage, with the mul titude on each side of them. It was but a short distance, but the phalanx, struggling and swaying in the dense and roaring press, had to literally tear its way through. There was already hustling and pushing, with angry words flying, and Harring ton saw that presently it would come to blows, when all would be lost.
What to read after Harrington a Story of True Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'connor William Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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