The Sword of Welleran And Other Stories
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Forit did not know that beauty was to be desired; so it made manythings by machinery, and became hurried in all its ways, and boastedits superiority over other cities and became richer and richer, andthere was none to pity it.
In this city Mary Jane had had lodgings found for her near thefactory.
At six o'clock on those November mornings, about the time that, faraway from the city, the wildfowl rose up out of the calm marshes andpassed to the troubled spaces of the sea, at six o'clock the facto...ryuttered a prolonged howl and gathered the workers together, andthere they worked, saving two hours for food, the whole of thedaylit hours and into the dark till the bells tolled six again.
There Mary Jane worked with other girls in a long dreary room, wheregiants sat pounding wool into a long thread-like strip with iron, rasping hands. And all day long they roared as they sat at theirsoulless work. But the work of Mary Jane was not with these, onlytheir roar was ever in her ears as their clattering iron limbs wentto and fro.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Forit did not know that beauty was to be desired; so it made manythings by machinery, and became hurried in all its ways, and boastedits superiority over other cities and became richer and richer, andthere was none to pity it.
In this city Mary Jane had had lodgings found for her near thefactory.
At six o'clock on those November mornings, about the time that, faraway from the city, the wildfowl rose up out of the calm marshes andpassed to the troubled spaces of the sea, at six o'clock the facto...ryuttered a prolonged howl and gathered the workers together, andthere they worked, saving two hours for food, the whole of thedaylit hours and into the dark till the bells tolled six again.
There Mary Jane worked with other girls in a long dreary room, wheregiants sat pounding wool into a long thread-like strip with iron, rasping hands. And all day long they roared as they sat at theirsoulless work. But the work of Mary Jane was not with these, onlytheir roar was ever in her ears as their clattering iron limbs wentto and fro.
What to read after The Sword of Welleran And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunsany Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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