Our Dishonest Constitution
Our Dishonest Constitution
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If the telegraph had been invented, the suspense would have been less, even if the wires had told that all was lost. But there was no telegraph. There were only rumors and fears.
As the armies drew toward Waterloo Nathan Roths- child was like a man aflame. All of his instincts were crying out for news good news, bad news, any kind of news, but news something to end his suspense. News could be had immediately only by going to the front. He did not want to go to the front. A biog- rapher of the f...amily, Mr. Ignatius Balla, 1 declares that Nathan had " always shrunk from the sight of blood. " From this it may be presumed that, to put it delicately, he was not a martial figure. But, as events came to a focus, his mingled hopes and fears overcame his inborn instincts. He must know the best or the worst and that at once. So he posted off for Belgium.
He drew near to the gathering armies. From a safe post on a hill he saw the puffs of smoke from the open- ing guns. He saw Napoleon hurl his human missiles at Wellington's advancing walls of red.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the telegraph had been invented, the suspense would have been less, even if the wires had told that all was lost. But there was no telegraph. There were only rumors and fears.
As the armies drew toward Waterloo Nathan Roths- child was like a man aflame. All of his instincts were crying out for news good news, bad news, any kind of news, but news something to end his suspense. News could be had immediately only by going to the front. He did not want to go to the front. A biog- rapher of the f...amily, Mr. Ignatius Balla, 1 declares that Nathan had " always shrunk from the sight of blood. " From this it may be presumed that, to put it delicately, he was not a martial figure. But, as events came to a focus, his mingled hopes and fears overcame his inborn instincts. He must know the best or the worst and that at once. So he posted off for Belgium.
He drew near to the gathering armies. From a safe post on a hill he saw the puffs of smoke from the open- ing guns. He saw Napoleon hurl his human missiles at Wellington's advancing walls of red.
What to read after Our Dishonest Constitution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan L Allan Louis Benson to read onlineMoreLess
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