Red Men And White
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No onesaid anything; they were very quiet; yet the crowd grew quickly, as ifcalled together by something in the air. One voice said, "Don't forgitwe're all relyin' on yer serenade, Mark, " and this raised a strangeunited laugh that broke brief and loud, and stopped, leaving the silencedeeper than before. Mark and three more left, and walked towards theLyceum. They were members of the Siskiyou band, and as they went onesaid that the town would see an interesting trial in the morning. Soonafter t...hey had gone the crowd moved from the station, compact and swift.
Meanwhile the Lyceum had been having disappointments. When the train wasknown to be late, Amanda had abandoned bestowing the cake until morning. But now a horrid thing had happened: the Siskiyou band refused itsservices! The rocking-chairs were plying strenuously; but Amanda strodeup and down in front of Mount Shasta and Lucretia Mott.
Herr Schwartz entered. "It's all right, madam, " said he. "My trombonehaf come back, und--" "You'll play?" demanded the president.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No onesaid anything; they were very quiet; yet the crowd grew quickly, as ifcalled together by something in the air. One voice said, "Don't forgitwe're all relyin' on yer serenade, Mark, " and this raised a strangeunited laugh that broke brief and loud, and stopped, leaving the silencedeeper than before. Mark and three more left, and walked towards theLyceum. They were members of the Siskiyou band, and as they went onesaid that the town would see an interesting trial in the morning. Soonafter t...hey had gone the crowd moved from the station, compact and swift.
Meanwhile the Lyceum had been having disappointments. When the train wasknown to be late, Amanda had abandoned bestowing the cake until morning. But now a horrid thing had happened: the Siskiyou band refused itsservices! The rocking-chairs were plying strenuously; but Amanda strodeup and down in front of Mount Shasta and Lucretia Mott.
Herr Schwartz entered. "It's all right, madam, " said he. "My trombonehaf come back, und--" "You'll play?" demanded the president.
What to read after Red Men And White?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wister Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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