In a Moment of Time Things Seen On the Bread Line of Belgium
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We passed a house that somebody said had been struck by one of the Zeppelin bombs : the top floors had been ground to dust and poured through those beneath them.
At the next corner we were knocked down by a rush of people coming from the opposite di- rection, running away from the shots that had already destroyed their homes. Some one — in that rush I could not make out whether he was a gendarme or a member of the Garde Civique — hurried by.
"To the cellars !" he shouted. "Get into the cellars ...!" A few of us may have heeded him ; the ma- jority ran on. I saw him overturned by the tide that he had tried to stem. Directly before us, the Hippodrome appeared to be exhaling fire. Temporarily exhausted, more by the noise than by our exertions, we sank on the pavement against a house-wall, and I began to count the shells : they were exploding, as nearly as I could calculate, at the rate of five to the THE RED RAIN IN ANTWERP. 133 minute. The concussions rattled the tiles, toppled chimney-pots, shook houses like an earthquake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We passed a house that somebody said had been struck by one of the Zeppelin bombs : the top floors had been ground to dust and poured through those beneath them.
At the next corner we were knocked down by a rush of people coming from the opposite di- rection, running away from the shots that had already destroyed their homes. Some one — in that rush I could not make out whether he was a gendarme or a member of the Garde Civique — hurried by.
"To the cellars !" he shouted. "Get into the cellars ...!" A few of us may have heeded him ; the ma- jority ran on. I saw him overturned by the tide that he had tried to stem. Directly before us, the Hippodrome appeared to be exhaling fire. Temporarily exhausted, more by the noise than by our exertions, we sank on the pavement against a house-wall, and I began to count the shells : they were exploding, as nearly as I could calculate, at the rate of five to the THE RED RAIN IN ANTWERP. 133 minute. The concussions rattled the tiles, toppled chimney-pots, shook houses like an earthquake.
What to read after In a Moment of Time Things Seen On the Bread Line of Belgium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Wright Kauffman to read onlineMoreLess
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