United We Stand (2009)
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With the ferries not running there would be almost no one coming up from the tip of the island. Almost instantly we knew we were right. The crowd at Beekman Street was smaller than at Broadway. We passed by Ann Street, and then John and Maitland. As we continued to circle, each street had fewer people than the last. That was encouraging. Of course each street also still had a barricade manned by police officers.
We were also noticing more evidence of what had happened. The streets were filled wi...th scrap paper, blowing and swirling and accumulating in little pockets where the wind could deposit it but not blow it away. Some of the buildings had smashed and broken windows, and down one street there was a bunch of cars with their roofs caved in and windshields smashed. It was too far away for it have happened right there, so I figured that they’d been towed. They were probably starting to move the cars that had been crushed away from the site.
The smell was also becoming worse and the air seemed thicker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the ferries not running there would be almost no one coming up from the tip of the island. Almost instantly we knew we were right. The crowd at Beekman Street was smaller than at Broadway. We passed by Ann Street, and then John and Maitland. As we continued to circle, each street had fewer people than the last. That was encouraging. Of course each street also still had a barricade manned by police officers.
We were also noticing more evidence of what had happened. The streets were filled wi...th scrap paper, blowing and swirling and accumulating in little pockets where the wind could deposit it but not blow it away. Some of the buildings had smashed and broken windows, and down one street there was a bunch of cars with their roofs caved in and windshields smashed. It was too far away for it have happened right there, so I figured that they’d been towed. They were probably starting to move the cars that had been crushed away from the site.
The smell was also becoming worse and the air seemed thicker.
What to read after United We Stand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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