Morale
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Everything was crushed down utterly flat in two eight-foot paths; andthere was a mass of crumbled debris four feet high at its highest inbetween the tread-marks.
They looked, silently, and went on. They reached a railroad track, thequadruple track of a branch-line from New York to Philadelphia. TheWabbly was going along that right-of-way. There was no right-of-way leftwhere it had been. Rails were crushed flat. Culverts were brokenthrough. But the horses raced along the smoothed tread-trails. O...nce abroken, twisted rail tore at Sergeant Walpole's sleeve. Somehow the lastgreat plate of a tread had bent it upward. Presently they saw a mass ofsomething dark off to the left. Flames were licking meditatively at oneof the wrecked cars.
Then they heard explosions far ahead. Flames lighted the sky.
"Our men in action!" said Sergeant Walpole hungrily.
He flogged his mount mercilessly. Then the sky became bright in thedistance. The horses, going down the crushed-smooth trail of the treads, gained upon the din.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everything was crushed down utterly flat in two eight-foot paths; andthere was a mass of crumbled debris four feet high at its highest inbetween the tread-marks.
They looked, silently, and went on. They reached a railroad track, thequadruple track of a branch-line from New York to Philadelphia. TheWabbly was going along that right-of-way. There was no right-of-way leftwhere it had been. Rails were crushed flat. Culverts were brokenthrough. But the horses raced along the smoothed tread-trails. O...nce abroken, twisted rail tore at Sergeant Walpole's sleeve. Somehow the lastgreat plate of a tread had bent it upward. Presently they saw a mass ofsomething dark off to the left. Flames were licking meditatively at oneof the wrecked cars.
Then they heard explosions far ahead. Flames lighted the sky.
"Our men in action!" said Sergeant Walpole hungrily.
He flogged his mount mercilessly. Then the sky became bright in thedistance. The horses, going down the crushed-smooth trail of the treads, gained upon the din.
What to read after Morale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leinster Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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