Whispers
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They camped close to the shores of a river and scattered all around them was the refuse of the makeshift settlement. In all, I guessed there were about thirty tents. The mud was so thick that the wagon’s wheels sunk in and the horse’s legs were three-quarters caked with it. We hopped onto the wagon that Athena drove in an effort to keep our shoes from being sucked off our feet. Filth had never known such luxury. I had never known such filth.
There were no buildings constructed, but a tent with o...ne side open was clearly functioning as a saloon and another as a place to eat. A Chinese man stared out as we passed, watching us suspiciously. The saloon was brimming with business and dirty, drunken miners hooted and laughed as they indulged themselves in liquor. One man stepped out and urinated in the middle of the street. When he saw us, he stood holding himself in one hand, a startled grin on his face as he waved with the other. He slipped in the mud as he hurried to tell the others what he’d seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They camped close to the shores of a river and scattered all around them was the refuse of the makeshift settlement. In all, I guessed there were about thirty tents. The mud was so thick that the wagon’s wheels sunk in and the horse’s legs were three-quarters caked with it. We hopped onto the wagon that Athena drove in an effort to keep our shoes from being sucked off our feet. Filth had never known such luxury. I had never known such filth.
There were no buildings constructed, but a tent with o...ne side open was clearly functioning as a saloon and another as a place to eat. A Chinese man stared out as we passed, watching us suspiciously. The saloon was brimming with business and dirty, drunken miners hooted and laughed as they indulged themselves in liquor. One man stepped out and urinated in the middle of the street. When he saw us, he stood holding himself in one hand, a startled grin on his face as he waved with the other. He slipped in the mud as he hurried to tell the others what he’d seen.
What to read after Whispers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erin Quinn to read onlineMoreLess
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