Stories By American Authors, volume 5
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Fully one-half of the town lay in ruins. Themetropolis was the metropolis no longer. The proudest city of the GreatRepublic had been at the mercy of a conqueror, and, as if thishumiliation were not deep enough, she owed her preservation from utterdestruction to the guns of an insignificant Republic of South America.
* * * * * Six months after the relief of the city, a Chilian sailor belonging tothe "Huascar, " which was lying off the Battery, stopped to watch a crowdof workmen who were busi...ly engaged in clearing away the ruins of sometenement buildings near Tompkins Square.
The face of one of the workmen had evidently attracted the foreigner'sattention, as he gazed at him intently and curiously.
Suddenly there was a sharp detonation. The crowd scattered in alldirections. An unexploded shell which had lodged in the building hadbeen struck by a pick in the hands of one of the laborers, and had beenfired.
The sailor helped carry out the dead.
Among the victims was the man at whom he had been so intently looking amoment before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fully one-half of the town lay in ruins. Themetropolis was the metropolis no longer. The proudest city of the GreatRepublic had been at the mercy of a conqueror, and, as if thishumiliation were not deep enough, she owed her preservation from utterdestruction to the guns of an insignificant Republic of South America.
* * * * * Six months after the relief of the city, a Chilian sailor belonging tothe "Huascar, " which was lying off the Battery, stopped to watch a crowdof workmen who were busi...ly engaged in clearing away the ruins of sometenement buildings near Tompkins Square.
The face of one of the workmen had evidently attracted the foreigner'sattention, as he gazed at him intently and curiously.
Suddenly there was a sharp detonation. The crowd scattered in alldirections. An unexploded shell which had lodged in the building hadbeen struck by a pick in the hands of one of the laborers, and had beenfired.
The sailor helped carry out the dead.
Among the victims was the man at whom he had been so intently looking amoment before.
What to read after Stories By American Authors, volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold George to read onlineMoreLess
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