The Cortlandts of Washington Square
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When that happened the sol- diers swarmed out along the right of way, shouting and leaping like little boys. One of them brought a stalk of goldenrod back to Ann, and she stuck it in her belt It made a gay note of color on her black weeds. She fidgeted uneasily at each new delay, for she was still afraid of being turned back. Even a trainload of forlorn Rebel prisoners, caught in a raid and rushing northward, did not distract her for long.
At the Monocacy River, three miles from Frederick City,... they came to a final halt. The bridge was un- safe, the train men announced, and every one was hurried off the cars, into the blinding heat of a late June afternoon. Immediately the officers began col- lecting their men in some sort of order; as Ann stood, bewildered, waiting- for events to shape her next move, she saw the advance column march off down the rutted, dusty road. The men walked lightly, almost 242 THE CORTLANDTS gaily, and the refrain of a popular song drifted back to her as they went.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When that happened the sol- diers swarmed out along the right of way, shouting and leaping like little boys. One of them brought a stalk of goldenrod back to Ann, and she stuck it in her belt It made a gay note of color on her black weeds. She fidgeted uneasily at each new delay, for she was still afraid of being turned back. Even a trainload of forlorn Rebel prisoners, caught in a raid and rushing northward, did not distract her for long.
At the Monocacy River, three miles from Frederick City,... they came to a final halt. The bridge was un- safe, the train men announced, and every one was hurried off the cars, into the blinding heat of a late June afternoon. Immediately the officers began col- lecting their men in some sort of order; as Ann stood, bewildered, waiting- for events to shape her next move, she saw the advance column march off down the rutted, dusty road. The men walked lightly, almost 242 THE CORTLANDTS gaily, and the refrain of a popular song drifted back to her as they went.
What to read after The Cortlandts of Washington Square?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Ayer Fairbank to read onlineMoreLess
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