The War of the Worlds
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"Point the revolver at the man behind, " he said, giving it to her, "if he presses us too hard. No!--point it at his horse. " Then he began to look out for a chance of edging to the rightacross the road. But once in the stream he seemed to lose volition, to become a part of that dusty rout. They swept through ChippingBarnet with the torrent; they were nearly a mile beyond the centre ofthe town before they had fought across to the opposite side of theway. It was din and confusion indescribable; ...but in and beyond thetown the road forks repeatedly, and this to some extent relieved thestress.
They struck eastward through Hadley, and there on either side ofthe road, and at another place farther on they came upon a greatmultitude of people drinking at the stream, some fighting to come atthe water. And farther on, from a lull near East Barnet, they sawtwo trains running slowly one after the other without signal ororder--trains swarming with people, with men even among the coalsbehind the engines--going northward along the Great Northern Railway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Point the revolver at the man behind, " he said, giving it to her, "if he presses us too hard. No!--point it at his horse. " Then he began to look out for a chance of edging to the rightacross the road. But once in the stream he seemed to lose volition, to become a part of that dusty rout. They swept through ChippingBarnet with the torrent; they were nearly a mile beyond the centre ofthe town before they had fought across to the opposite side of theway. It was din and confusion indescribable; ...but in and beyond thetown the road forks repeatedly, and this to some extent relieved thestress.
They struck eastward through Hadley, and there on either side ofthe road, and at another place farther on they came upon a greatmultitude of people drinking at the stream, some fighting to come atthe water. And farther on, from a lull near East Barnet, they sawtwo trains running slowly one after the other without signal ororder--trains swarming with people, with men even among the coalsbehind the engines--going northward along the Great Northern Railway.
What to read after The War of the Worlds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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