Waiting for the Signal: a Novel
Waiting for the Signal: a Novel
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Mobs in their fear always tend to crowd away from danger in the direction of comparative safety, and as the greater danger now seemed to be down town, this mob suddenly, as of one accord, started up town, tear- ing up Broadway, still scrambling, fighting and curs- ing.
Excepting only the guards engaged in plundering the shattered bank vaults, all humanity in lower New York was now pouring up town in endless procession.
That main artery of traffic, Broadway, was one com- pact jam of hurrying men..., women, and children, some carrying baskets or bundles containing keepsakes, while here and there could be seen a truck or dray loaded with merchandise. One man was staggering along with his invalid wife in his arms. He was the janitor of a big office building in William street, and he had barely escaped with his burden before the build- ing was blown up.
The first mine was exploded in the nine-story build- ing on the comer of Wall street and Broadway, known as the National Bank of the Republic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mobs in their fear always tend to crowd away from danger in the direction of comparative safety, and as the greater danger now seemed to be down town, this mob suddenly, as of one accord, started up town, tear- ing up Broadway, still scrambling, fighting and curs- ing.
Excepting only the guards engaged in plundering the shattered bank vaults, all humanity in lower New York was now pouring up town in endless procession.
That main artery of traffic, Broadway, was one com- pact jam of hurrying men..., women, and children, some carrying baskets or bundles containing keepsakes, while here and there could be seen a truck or dray loaded with merchandise. One man was staggering along with his invalid wife in his arms. He was the janitor of a big office building in William street, and he had barely escaped with his burden before the build- ing was blown up.
The first mine was exploded in the nine-story build- ing on the comer of Wall street and Broadway, known as the National Bank of the Republic.
What to read after Waiting for the Signal: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, Henry, 1856-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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