The Dwelling Place of Light — Complete
The Dwelling Place of Light — Complete
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His eyes grew redder still as he spied a policeman standingidly in a doorway.
"Why in hell don't you do your duty?" he demanded. "What do you mean byletting them interfere with these workers?" The man flinched. He was apologetic. "So long as they're peaceable, Mr. Ditmar--those are my orders. I do try to keep 'em movin'. " "Your orders? You're a lot of damned cowards, " Ditmar replied, andwent on. There were mutterings here; herded together, these slaves werebolder; and hunger and cold, discour...agement at not being able to stopthe flow toward the mills were having their effect. By the frozencanal, the scene of the onslaught of yesterday, the crowd had growncomparatively thick, and at the corner of the lodging-house row Ditmarhalted a moment, unnoticed save by a few who nudged one another andmurmured. He gave them no attention, he was trying to form an estimateof the effect of the picketing on his own operatives. Some came withtimid steps; others, mostly women, fairly ran; still others wereself-possessed, almost defiant--and such he marked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eyes grew redder still as he spied a policeman standingidly in a doorway.
"Why in hell don't you do your duty?" he demanded. "What do you mean byletting them interfere with these workers?" The man flinched. He was apologetic. "So long as they're peaceable, Mr. Ditmar--those are my orders. I do try to keep 'em movin'. " "Your orders? You're a lot of damned cowards, " Ditmar replied, andwent on. There were mutterings here; herded together, these slaves werebolder; and hunger and cold, discour...agement at not being able to stopthe flow toward the mills were having their effect. By the frozencanal, the scene of the onslaught of yesterday, the crowd had growncomparatively thick, and at the corner of the lodging-house row Ditmarhalted a moment, unnoticed save by a few who nudged one another andmurmured. He gave them no attention, he was trying to form an estimateof the effect of the picketing on his own operatives. Some came withtimid steps; others, mostly women, fairly ran; still others wereself-possessed, almost defiant--and such he marked.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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