A Little Girl in Old Chicago
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Seventeen buildings had been burned and there lay a long tract of cinders and ashes. The condolence was sincere and offers of assistance hearty. The hotel would be rebuilt as soon as possible. The courage evidenced the indomitable pluck that was to be tested more than once and show an undaunted front.
The ruins would be cleared away at once. More stringent rules about buildings and fires were dis cussed. There was a finer public spirit in all this. We were to be a town of note presently. The ca...nal came up again for a more earnest share of attention. Streets must be improved, wharfage extended, better docks built they were very crude indeed.
But winter settled in and most of the improvements had to stop. There was no end of trouble about money matters. The State banks suspended payment. One could never tell just what the money of any other State would be worth. The new President had brought no especial prosperity such as his party had predicted, and some of his warmest adherents denounced him as if he alone shaped the policy of the Government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seventeen buildings had been burned and there lay a long tract of cinders and ashes. The condolence was sincere and offers of assistance hearty. The hotel would be rebuilt as soon as possible. The courage evidenced the indomitable pluck that was to be tested more than once and show an undaunted front.
The ruins would be cleared away at once. More stringent rules about buildings and fires were dis cussed. There was a finer public spirit in all this. We were to be a town of note presently. The ca...nal came up again for a more earnest share of attention. Streets must be improved, wharfage extended, better docks built they were very crude indeed.
But winter settled in and most of the improvements had to stop. There was no end of trouble about money matters. The State banks suspended payment. One could never tell just what the money of any other State would be worth. The new President had brought no especial prosperity such as his party had predicted, and some of his warmest adherents denounced him as if he alone shaped the policy of the Government.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Amanda Minnie to read onlineMoreLess
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