America At Work
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And everywhere 62 SKYSCRAPER above the roofs wisps of steam and smoke lay softly on the breeze. Like crooked fin- gers the wharves caught the edge of the harbor; the water was a quivering green, dotted with toy boats that crossed and re- crossed like water-insects, leaving a churn of white behind them and a smear of smoke above.
Straight, down in the street the cars crawled jerkily in two thin lines, the beetle-backed roofs inch long in the dis- tance. And ever5^where were the moving dots of pe...ople, swarming upon the pave- ment.
It was very still. Far below, the noises of the street, the living cry of the city, rose like the murmur of a river in a deep canon.
Beside me, the steeple-jack leaned easily against the mast, his eyes watching the distant glimmer of the sea. I looked up and the slowly moving clouds seemed ^3 AMERICA AT WORK suddenly to stand still, the tower took up the motion, and racing across the sky, the flagpole seemed bending to the earth.
Down in the street I joined the crowd on the sidewalk, necks bent back to watch a tiny speck at the top of the thin shaft of the flagpole, "Pretty high up," said some one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And everywhere 62 SKYSCRAPER above the roofs wisps of steam and smoke lay softly on the breeze. Like crooked fin- gers the wharves caught the edge of the harbor; the water was a quivering green, dotted with toy boats that crossed and re- crossed like water-insects, leaving a churn of white behind them and a smear of smoke above.
Straight, down in the street the cars crawled jerkily in two thin lines, the beetle-backed roofs inch long in the dis- tance. And ever5^where were the moving dots of pe...ople, swarming upon the pave- ment.
It was very still. Far below, the noises of the street, the living cry of the city, rose like the murmur of a river in a deep canon.
Beside me, the steeple-jack leaned easily against the mast, his eyes watching the distant glimmer of the sea. I looked up and the slowly moving clouds seemed ^3 AMERICA AT WORK suddenly to stand still, the tower took up the motion, and racing across the sky, the flagpole seemed bending to the earth.
Down in the street I joined the crowd on the sidewalk, necks bent back to watch a tiny speck at the top of the thin shaft of the flagpole, "Pretty high up," said some one.
What to read after America At Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Husband, Joseph, 1885-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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