The Other Girls
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Church spires stood up, bathed in a wild glory, pointing as out of some day of doom, into the everlasting rest. The stars showed like points of clear, green, unearthly radiance, against that contrast of fierce red.
It surged up and up, as if it would over-boil the very stars themselves. It swayed to right, — to left ; growing m an awful bulk and intensity, without changing much its place, to their eyes, where they stood. On the tops of the high Apartment Hotel, and all the flat-roofed houses in... Hero and Pilgrim streets, were men and women gazing. Their faces, which could not have been discerned in the daylight, shone distinct in this preternatural illumi nation. Their voices sounded now and then, against thb yet distant hum and crackle of the conflagration, upo& the otherwise still air. The rush had, for a while, gone by. The streets in this quarter were empty.
Grand and terrible as the sight was to them in Leices- ter Place, they could know or imagine little of what the fire was really doing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Church spires stood up, bathed in a wild glory, pointing as out of some day of doom, into the everlasting rest. The stars showed like points of clear, green, unearthly radiance, against that contrast of fierce red.
It surged up and up, as if it would over-boil the very stars themselves. It swayed to right, — to left ; growing m an awful bulk and intensity, without changing much its place, to their eyes, where they stood. On the tops of the high Apartment Hotel, and all the flat-roofed houses in... Hero and Pilgrim streets, were men and women gazing. Their faces, which could not have been discerned in the daylight, shone distinct in this preternatural illumi nation. Their voices sounded now and then, against thb yet distant hum and crackle of the conflagration, upo& the otherwise still air. The rush had, for a while, gone by. The streets in this quarter were empty.
Grand and terrible as the sight was to them in Leices- ter Place, they could know or imagine little of what the fire was really doing.
What to read after The Other Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitney Adeline Dutton Train to read onlineMoreLess
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