The Mornings War a Romance
The Mornings War a Romance
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Behind the squat houses, and ten times as high, there bulked rectangular frameworks looking like travesties of festal palaces, all window, with every pane ablaze in each long tier of their eight or nine piled stories. Breakfast done the two walked to the station; Bruntwood would meet them there. As they walked Mullivant solved for Aubrey the riddle set him at dawn, explained the " knocker-up's " trade and the separate voice with which each mill or yard gave its own army the word to fall in.
" A...nother marvel of ours — here ! ' Over the side of a bridge Mullivant showed a little river running thirty feet lower, between house walls, and still break- ing over the rock of its bed as it had done when a trout-stream. But it was opaque and stank, and it was light blue. Aubrey stared.
" Orange to-morrow, perhaps, " said Mullivant. " Yesterday, mauve. It's too often mauve. Poor color, mauve. " THE MORNINGS WAR 121 " Does nobody murmur? " Browne asked.
"At all the mauve?" "And the stink?" " The old grumbler, the Northerner, does.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Behind the squat houses, and ten times as high, there bulked rectangular frameworks looking like travesties of festal palaces, all window, with every pane ablaze in each long tier of their eight or nine piled stories. Breakfast done the two walked to the station; Bruntwood would meet them there. As they walked Mullivant solved for Aubrey the riddle set him at dawn, explained the " knocker-up's " trade and the separate voice with which each mill or yard gave its own army the word to fall in.
" A...nother marvel of ours — here ! ' Over the side of a bridge Mullivant showed a little river running thirty feet lower, between house walls, and still break- ing over the rock of its bed as it had done when a trout-stream. But it was opaque and stank, and it was light blue. Aubrey stared.
" Orange to-morrow, perhaps, " said Mullivant. " Yesterday, mauve. It's too often mauve. Poor color, mauve. " THE MORNINGS WAR 121 " Does nobody murmur? " Browne asked.
"At all the mauve?" "And the stink?" " The old grumbler, the Northerner, does.
What to read after The Mornings War a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C E Charles Edward Montague to read onlineMoreLess
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