The Johnstown Horror!!!
The Johnstown Horror!!!
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"I have not had a bit to eat since Friday night, but I don't feelhungry. I am afraid my stomach is gone and I am about done for. " He was taken to a hospital by several soldiers and railroad men whorescued him.
A Young Lady's Experiences.
Miss Sue Caddick, of Indiana, who was stopping at the Brunswick Hotel, on Washington street, and was rescued late Friday evening, returned hometo-day. She said she had a premonition of danger all day and had triedto get Mrs. Murphy to take her children and lea...ve the house, but thelady had laughed at her fears and partially dissipated them.
Miss Caddick was standing at the head of the second flight of stairswhen the flood burst upon the house. She screamed to theMurphys--father, mother and seven children--to save themselves. She ranup stairs and got into a higher room, in which the little children, theoldest of whom was fourteen years, also ran. The mother and father werecaught and whirled into the flood and drowned in an instant.
The waters came up and the children clung to the young lady, who sawthat she must save herself, and she was compelled to push the littleones aside and cling to pieces of the building, which by this time hadcollapsed and was disintegrating.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I have not had a bit to eat since Friday night, but I don't feelhungry. I am afraid my stomach is gone and I am about done for. " He was taken to a hospital by several soldiers and railroad men whorescued him.
A Young Lady's Experiences.
Miss Sue Caddick, of Indiana, who was stopping at the Brunswick Hotel, on Washington street, and was rescued late Friday evening, returned hometo-day. She said she had a premonition of danger all day and had triedto get Mrs. Murphy to take her children and lea...ve the house, but thelady had laughed at her fears and partially dissipated them.
Miss Caddick was standing at the head of the second flight of stairswhen the flood burst upon the house. She screamed to theMurphys--father, mother and seven children--to save themselves. She ranup stairs and got into a higher room, in which the little children, theoldest of whom was fourteen years, also ran. The mother and father werecaught and whirled into the flood and drowned in an instant.
The waters came up and the children clung to the young lady, who sawthat she must save herself, and she was compelled to push the littleones aside and cling to pieces of the building, which by this time hadcollapsed and was disintegrating.
What to read after The Johnstown Horror!!!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walker James Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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