The Passing Bells
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A black February day with slate-gray clouds lowering against the frozen earth. The earl could feel the chill penetrate to his bones, and he was grateful when the stables came in sight. An elderly groom, well scarfed and sweatered against the cold, waited to take the horse.
The earl left the stable area in a hurry. It pained him more than anyone knew to see the rows of empty stalls, the shuttered cottage where George Banks had lived, the deserted bunkhouse that had once been noisy with the sh...outs and laughter of grooms and stableboys. All of the horses, with the exception of Jupiter and a twelve-year-old brood mare, had been given to the army in October. Cavalry losses had been heavy at the Marne and during the many clashes following the epic German retreat. The call had gone out for remounts, and the earl had been generous. He did not regret his gesture of patriotism—it was, after all, the least he could do—and yet, seeing the empty stalls brought a lump to his throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A black February day with slate-gray clouds lowering against the frozen earth. The earl could feel the chill penetrate to his bones, and he was grateful when the stables came in sight. An elderly groom, well scarfed and sweatered against the cold, waited to take the horse.
The earl left the stable area in a hurry. It pained him more than anyone knew to see the rows of empty stalls, the shuttered cottage where George Banks had lived, the deserted bunkhouse that had once been noisy with the sh...outs and laughter of grooms and stableboys. All of the horses, with the exception of Jupiter and a twelve-year-old brood mare, had been given to the army in October. Cavalry losses had been heavy at the Marne and during the many clashes following the epic German retreat. The call had gone out for remounts, and the earl had been generous. He did not regret his gesture of patriotism—it was, after all, the least he could do—and yet, seeing the empty stalls brought a lump to his throat.
What to read after The Passing Bells?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillip Rock to read onlineMoreLess
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