Old Bowens Legacy
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Some of the tall elms, their dying leaves crisp and combustible after the summer's heat, had begun to catch fire, and this was a new source of danger.
The water from the line of buckets was now directed upon this house. Men sprang up-stairs, and throwing open the trap-door in the roof, were soon busily dashing pailfuls of water upon the shingled slope from a tank in the attic, while the kitchen pump which supplied the tank was kept steadily going. Pieces of carpet were hung out to cover as much... of the roof and exposed side as possible, and were kept thoroughly wet.
Ann Mead was among the bucket- wielders at the trap-door. While flinging the water from her pail, she lost her footing, slipped on the sodden carpeting, and slid, not rapidly but surely, down the wide slope of the roof till her progress was arrested by the gutter at its edge. Her position would not have been perilous save for the great heat and multiplying sparks, and the ignited leaves which kept drifting down from the burning elms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of the tall elms, their dying leaves crisp and combustible after the summer's heat, had begun to catch fire, and this was a new source of danger.
The water from the line of buckets was now directed upon this house. Men sprang up-stairs, and throwing open the trap-door in the roof, were soon busily dashing pailfuls of water upon the shingled slope from a tank in the attic, while the kitchen pump which supplied the tank was kept steadily going. Pieces of carpet were hung out to cover as much... of the roof and exposed side as possible, and were kept thoroughly wet.
Ann Mead was among the bucket- wielders at the trap-door. While flinging the water from her pail, she lost her footing, slipped on the sodden carpeting, and slid, not rapidly but surely, down the wide slope of the roof till her progress was arrested by the gutter at its edge. Her position would not have been perilous save for the great heat and multiplying sparks, and the ignited leaves which kept drifting down from the burning elms.
What to read after Old Bowens Legacy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dix Edwin Asa to read onlineMoreLess
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