A Time for Vultures (2016)
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But when the wheels got tangled in thick brush the bodies had to be unloaded and carried into the graveyard.
It took three hours of labor before Flintlock and O’Hara had dug a grave deep enough to accommodate the three bodies. After the earth had been shoveled over the mortal remains of Adam, Rose, and Louisa Flood, Biddy Sales and Lizzie Doulan said prayers for the dead, and then the women sang “Railway to Heaven,” a new hymn recently penned by two devout Southern matrons.
Life is like a mounta...in railway. With an engineer that’s brave. We must make the run successful, From the cradle to the grave. Watch the turns, the fills, the tunnels, Never falter, never fail. Keep your hands upon the throttle, And your eyes upon the rail.
Revealing a whore’s sentimentality, tears ran down Biddy’s cheeks as she sang the chorus alone. Lizzie was too overcome with grief to continue and was comforted by Margie Tott and Jane Feehan, themselves in a considerable state of anguish.
Blessed Savior, thou wilt guide us, Till we reach that blissful shore, Where the angels wait to join us In thy praise forevermore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when the wheels got tangled in thick brush the bodies had to be unloaded and carried into the graveyard.
It took three hours of labor before Flintlock and O’Hara had dug a grave deep enough to accommodate the three bodies. After the earth had been shoveled over the mortal remains of Adam, Rose, and Louisa Flood, Biddy Sales and Lizzie Doulan said prayers for the dead, and then the women sang “Railway to Heaven,” a new hymn recently penned by two devout Southern matrons.
Life is like a mounta...in railway. With an engineer that’s brave. We must make the run successful, From the cradle to the grave. Watch the turns, the fills, the tunnels, Never falter, never fail. Keep your hands upon the throttle, And your eyes upon the rail.
Revealing a whore’s sentimentality, tears ran down Biddy’s cheeks as she sang the chorus alone. Lizzie was too overcome with grief to continue and was comforted by Margie Tott and Jane Feehan, themselves in a considerable state of anguish.
Blessed Savior, thou wilt guide us, Till we reach that blissful shore, Where the angels wait to join us In thy praise forevermore.
What to read after A Time for Vultures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William W. Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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