The Crisis — volume 06
The Crisis — volume 06
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On the seat a man, pallidand bent and scantily clad, was holding the reins in his feeble hands, while beside him cowered a child of ten wrapped in a ragged blanket. Inthe body of the wagon, lying on a mattress pressed down in the midst ofbroken, cheap furniture and filthy kitchen ware, lay a gaunt woman in therain. Her eyes were closed, and a hump on the surface of the dirty quiltbeside her showed that a child must be there. From such a picture thegirl fled in tears. But the sight of it, and of... others like it, hauntedher for weeks. Through those last dreary days of November, wretchedfamilies, which a year since had been in health and prosperity, came tothe city, beggars, with the wrecks of their homes. The history of thathideous pilgrimage across a state has never been written. Still they cameby the hundred, those families. Some brought little corpses to be buried. The father of one, hale and strong when they started, died of pneumoniain the public lodging-house. The walls of that house could tell manytales to wring the heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the seat a man, pallidand bent and scantily clad, was holding the reins in his feeble hands, while beside him cowered a child of ten wrapped in a ragged blanket. Inthe body of the wagon, lying on a mattress pressed down in the midst ofbroken, cheap furniture and filthy kitchen ware, lay a gaunt woman in therain. Her eyes were closed, and a hump on the surface of the dirty quiltbeside her showed that a child must be there. From such a picture thegirl fled in tears. But the sight of it, and of... others like it, hauntedher for weeks. Through those last dreary days of November, wretchedfamilies, which a year since had been in health and prosperity, came tothe city, beggars, with the wrecks of their homes. The history of thathideous pilgrimage across a state has never been written. Still they cameby the hundred, those families. Some brought little corpses to be buried. The father of one, hale and strong when they started, died of pneumoniain the public lodging-house. The walls of that house could tell manytales to wring the heart.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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