Holding Their Own Iv: the Ascent
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As the Meraton market had grown in popularity, the town’s informal assemblies had attracted more residents and visitors from the outlying areas. When the change in location had been announced, someone had questioned where the gatherings would be held once the sun became too hot. An optimistic reply had been “In someplace with air conditioning, I hope.” Pete appreciated the positive attitude, but had his doubts about ever feeling electrically cooled air again.
The townsfolk drifted into the g...rounds in pairs and small clusters. Betty had set up three long, folding tables off to one side, ready to accept covered dishes and desserts. Pete noticed there weren’t any tablecloths and immediately understood why. Laundry soap was always in short supply.
Still, the air was mostly festive, and the tables gradually began to fill with various delights. Small children fed off the excitement of the social event, running to and fro, playing hide and seek and adding cheer to the chorus of voices filling the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the Meraton market had grown in popularity, the town’s informal assemblies had attracted more residents and visitors from the outlying areas. When the change in location had been announced, someone had questioned where the gatherings would be held once the sun became too hot. An optimistic reply had been “In someplace with air conditioning, I hope.” Pete appreciated the positive attitude, but had his doubts about ever feeling electrically cooled air again.
The townsfolk drifted into the g...rounds in pairs and small clusters. Betty had set up three long, folding tables off to one side, ready to accept covered dishes and desserts. Pete noticed there weren’t any tablecloths and immediately understood why. Laundry soap was always in short supply.
Still, the air was mostly festive, and the tables gradually began to fill with various delights. Small children fed off the excitement of the social event, running to and fro, playing hide and seek and adding cheer to the chorus of voices filling the air.
What to read after Holding Their Own Iv: the Ascent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joe Nobody to read onlineMoreLess
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