The Great Fight for Free Silver An Interesting History of the First Great Stru
The Great Fight for Free Silver An Interesting History of the First Great Stru
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By this time there was a crowd around her and a dozen more flags were reached to her at once. Then she had two and she waved 'them both, but again the sticks broke and again she had to be supplied with more.
By this time she had aroused the convention.
350 She was the focus of 20, 000 pairs of eyes, and 10, 000 people seemed, each one, to be trying to excel her in cheering for the candidate from Iowa. Every delegate was on his feet, the galleries were in an uproar, and from all over that vast h...all went up one mighty roar, of which this Iowa girl was both the inciter and the controlling spirit.
By this time the band had begun to play. The crowd shouted in chorus, and Miss Murray waved her flags in time with the air. The Iowa dele- gates were already parading the hall with a large banner, on it a picture of Gov. Boies, and they made straight for this enthusiastic girl, who was so loyally backing up their cause. The banner was handed to her, and, although it was heavy, and she had been using every nerve and muscle she possessed for fully fifteen minutes, yet she grasped the big standard and swung the silken folds back and forth in the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By this time there was a crowd around her and a dozen more flags were reached to her at once. Then she had two and she waved 'them both, but again the sticks broke and again she had to be supplied with more.
By this time she had aroused the convention.
350 She was the focus of 20, 000 pairs of eyes, and 10, 000 people seemed, each one, to be trying to excel her in cheering for the candidate from Iowa. Every delegate was on his feet, the galleries were in an uproar, and from all over that vast h...all went up one mighty roar, of which this Iowa girl was both the inciter and the controlling spirit.
By this time the band had begun to play. The crowd shouted in chorus, and Miss Murray waved her flags in time with the air. The Iowa dele- gates were already parading the hall with a large banner, on it a picture of Gov. Boies, and they made straight for this enthusiastic girl, who was so loyally backing up their cause. The banner was handed to her, and, although it was heavy, and she had been using every nerve and muscle she possessed for fully fifteen minutes, yet she grasped the big standard and swung the silken folds back and forth in the air.
What to read after The Great Fight for Free Silver An Interesting History of the First Great Stru?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Lee Metcalfe to read onlineMoreLess
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