The Up Grade
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" The others noisily assented and soon Loring could hear the bridge ahead of him creaking beneath their weight. He stood for a moment, hesitating, staring at the lights across the bridge, then he deliberately followed.
The opposite shore of the creek was lined 159 THE UP GRADE with "cribs" and shanties stretched in a long, sodden row along the bank. From many of them came the brazen notes of gramophones in a jarring discord of popular tunes. Women's voices were mixed with the music, in shrill u...n- pleasant laughter. A board walk ran before the close built houses, and up and down this tramped throngs of men, talking noisily, singing, swear- ing. The faces of some group or other were now and then visible, as some one scratched a match to light a cigarette.
Women of almost every nationality on the globe stood in the doorways, French, Japa- nese, Negroes, Swedes, all dressed in flaunting kimonas. They called to the men in the crowd, exchanged jests, or leaned idly against the door-posts, staring fixedly into the faces of the men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The others noisily assented and soon Loring could hear the bridge ahead of him creaking beneath their weight. He stood for a moment, hesitating, staring at the lights across the bridge, then he deliberately followed.
The opposite shore of the creek was lined 159 THE UP GRADE with "cribs" and shanties stretched in a long, sodden row along the bank. From many of them came the brazen notes of gramophones in a jarring discord of popular tunes. Women's voices were mixed with the music, in shrill u...n- pleasant laughter. A board walk ran before the close built houses, and up and down this tramped throngs of men, talking noisily, singing, swear- ing. The faces of some group or other were now and then visible, as some one scratched a match to light a cigarette.
Women of almost every nationality on the globe stood in the doorways, French, Japa- nese, Negroes, Swedes, all dressed in flaunting kimonas. They called to the men in the crowd, exchanged jests, or leaned idly against the door-posts, staring fixedly into the faces of the men.
What to read after The Up Grade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilder Goodwin to read onlineMoreLess
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