Wilde West
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The smells here were worse than any he had ever encountered. The sour, feral odor curling off the unwashed bodies of the gaunt-faced cowboys and the grime-coated metal workers. The stinking sulfurous smoke of the smelters, hanging overhead in a low gray perpetual cloud, blotting out the stars. The reek of blood and manure and animal terror drifting from the nearby stockyards. And—dense, vile, almost palpable—the mephitic stench of raw sewage floating from the river.
More intense even than the sm...ells was the endless noise. Freight cars rumbled, locomotives groaned and hissed. Horses clopped, carriages rattled. Children bawled and whooped and screamed; grown men chittered and chattered, bellowed and roared.
It was all too much: the crowds, the stink, the confining walls of clatter.
The garish light.
He needed the darkness. His work demanded the darkness.
The dirt street on which finally he found himself was narrow and dim, lighted only infrequently by gaslamps overhead. On each side of it, wooden shacks and shanties stood in low, cramped, uneven file, like a row of worn and rotten teeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The smells here were worse than any he had ever encountered. The sour, feral odor curling off the unwashed bodies of the gaunt-faced cowboys and the grime-coated metal workers. The stinking sulfurous smoke of the smelters, hanging overhead in a low gray perpetual cloud, blotting out the stars. The reek of blood and manure and animal terror drifting from the nearby stockyards. And—dense, vile, almost palpable—the mephitic stench of raw sewage floating from the river.
More intense even than the sm...ells was the endless noise. Freight cars rumbled, locomotives groaned and hissed. Horses clopped, carriages rattled. Children bawled and whooped and screamed; grown men chittered and chattered, bellowed and roared.
It was all too much: the crowds, the stink, the confining walls of clatter.
The garish light.
He needed the darkness. His work demanded the darkness.
The dirt street on which finally he found himself was narrow and dim, lighted only infrequently by gaslamps overhead. On each side of it, wooden shacks and shanties stood in low, cramped, uneven file, like a row of worn and rotten teeth.
What to read after Wilde West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Satterthwait to read onlineMoreLess
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