Suspension (2011)
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—MONTGOMERY SCHUYLER Brooklyn Heights was quiet this afternoon. It was always quiet. Home to some of the most prominent citizens of both Brooklyn and Manhattan, the Heights represented the very best of suburban living. Solid middle-and upper-class residences marched down dappled, tree-lined streets in sober respectability. Cobbles echoed with the occasional carriage. Children played. Strollers enjoyed the pleasant breezes. Across the river all was push and shove and no apology. The financial cen...ter bustled, the docks swarmed, the hungry begged. Here on Brooklyn Heights, where the famous Henry Ward Beecher intoned from his pulpit every Sunday, all was serenity.
That was one of the things that had drawn Emily and Washington Roebling to the place, that and the view. The view was critical. Nowhere else in either city commanded such a view of the East River. From Staten Island to the south, New Jersey to the east, and Harlem to the north, the panorama of the city and its harbor was spread out before the Heights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—MONTGOMERY SCHUYLER Brooklyn Heights was quiet this afternoon. It was always quiet. Home to some of the most prominent citizens of both Brooklyn and Manhattan, the Heights represented the very best of suburban living. Solid middle-and upper-class residences marched down dappled, tree-lined streets in sober respectability. Cobbles echoed with the occasional carriage. Children played. Strollers enjoyed the pleasant breezes. Across the river all was push and shove and no apology. The financial cen...ter bustled, the docks swarmed, the hungry begged. Here on Brooklyn Heights, where the famous Henry Ward Beecher intoned from his pulpit every Sunday, all was serenity.
That was one of the things that had drawn Emily and Washington Roebling to the place, that and the view. The view was critical. Nowhere else in either city commanded such a view of the East River. From Staten Island to the south, New Jersey to the east, and Harlem to the north, the panorama of the city and its harbor was spread out before the Heights.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard E. Crabbe to read onlineMoreLess
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