The Thunders of Silence
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Congressman Mallard spoke less than an hour, and this time he did not make the speech of his life.
Wednesday night thirty policemen were on duty at Madison Square Garden, Acting Captain O'Hara of the West Thirtieth Street Station being in command. Over the telephone to headquarters O'Hara, at eight- thirty, reported that his tally accounted for two hundred and eighty-one persons pres- ent. Congressman Mallard, he stated, had not arrived yet, but was momentarily ex- pected.
At eight-forty-fivc O...'Hara telephoned [45] The Thunders of Silence again. Congressman Mallard had just sent word that he was ill and would not be able to speak. This message had been brought by Professor Rascovertus, the former col- lege professor, who had come in a cab and had made the bare announcement to those on hand and then had driven away. The assembled two hundred and eighty-one had heard the statement in silence and forth- with had departed in a quiet and orderly manner. O'Hara asked permission to send his men back to the station house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Congressman Mallard spoke less than an hour, and this time he did not make the speech of his life.
Wednesday night thirty policemen were on duty at Madison Square Garden, Acting Captain O'Hara of the West Thirtieth Street Station being in command. Over the telephone to headquarters O'Hara, at eight- thirty, reported that his tally accounted for two hundred and eighty-one persons pres- ent. Congressman Mallard, he stated, had not arrived yet, but was momentarily ex- pected.
At eight-forty-fivc O...'Hara telephoned [45] The Thunders of Silence again. Congressman Mallard had just sent word that he was ill and would not be able to speak. This message had been brought by Professor Rascovertus, the former col- lege professor, who had come in a cab and had made the bare announcement to those on hand and then had driven away. The assembled two hundred and eighty-one had heard the statement in silence and forth- with had departed in a quiet and orderly manner. O'Hara asked permission to send his men back to the station house.
What to read after The Thunders of Silence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cobb Irvin Shrewsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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