Newspaper Reporting in Olden Time And to Day
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"What is it, Jim?" he asked. "Glad it's you, sir. Train off the line ten miles south — twenty killed, they say. " The last 190 Newspaper Reporting.
train south had gone ; but in a few minutes the two reporters were in a hansom driving to the scene of the accident, hoping to get information and be back again at the office in time for the town edition. It was a bitterly cold night. As they drove along the country road snow fell, and soon it drifted so thickly that it was quite impossible to disce...rn the turn- pike boundary. The horse, bony as Don Quixote's, stumbled hopelessly on, so worn out that it could neither toss its head in derision nor give a solitary kick at the driver's inexhaustible flow of curses. The poor nag did its best; but after a wild, desperate movement of the legs, prompting the delusive hope that it was going to trot, the tired steed came to a sudden stop. " Get on — get on ! " urged the reporters, whose teeth were chattering and limbs shivering with cold. " It's no use, " said the exasperated driver ; " t' horse is Experiences and Adventures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What is it, Jim?" he asked. "Glad it's you, sir. Train off the line ten miles south — twenty killed, they say. " The last 190 Newspaper Reporting.
train south had gone ; but in a few minutes the two reporters were in a hansom driving to the scene of the accident, hoping to get information and be back again at the office in time for the town edition. It was a bitterly cold night. As they drove along the country road snow fell, and soon it drifted so thickly that it was quite impossible to disce...rn the turn- pike boundary. The horse, bony as Don Quixote's, stumbled hopelessly on, so worn out that it could neither toss its head in derision nor give a solitary kick at the driver's inexhaustible flow of curses. The poor nag did its best; but after a wild, desperate movement of the legs, prompting the delusive hope that it was going to trot, the tired steed came to a sudden stop. " Get on — get on ! " urged the reporters, whose teeth were chattering and limbs shivering with cold. " It's no use, " said the exasperated driver ; " t' horse is Experiences and Adventures.
What to read after Newspaper Reporting in Olden Time And to Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Pendleton to read onlineMoreLess
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