Adam Clarke, a Story of the Toilers; Being a Narrative of the Experiences of a Family of British Emigrants to the United States in Cotton Mill, Iron Foundry, Coal Mine, And Other Fields of Labor
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Lipton, "admits that he has violated a rule of the Club, and he should either apologize and promise to dismiss the American in his employ, or else he should be ex- pelled. That's the sum and substance of the mat- ter. For my part, I don't want to associate with anyone so immoral as to break his pledge the way Mr. Phelps has done — unless he makes amends." "Mr. President," said Mr. Phelps, as he rose with new earnestness in his voice, and a new majesty in his manner, "Mr. Lipton is right when he... says there is nothing to discuss. I will frankly tell you that I am so well pleased with the experiment of employing an American in my factory that I will keep on employing him, and add to the number — " 74 ADAM CLARKE Shouts of protest from all parts of the room for a time drowned the voice of the speaker.
"Expel him!" cried Dark.
"Make an example of him !" roared Lipton.
"He's a traitor to American industry!" piped Sharp.
Mr. Phelps looked calmly about. The confusion subsided. He resumed: "You know, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lipton, "admits that he has violated a rule of the Club, and he should either apologize and promise to dismiss the American in his employ, or else he should be ex- pelled. That's the sum and substance of the mat- ter. For my part, I don't want to associate with anyone so immoral as to break his pledge the way Mr. Phelps has done — unless he makes amends." "Mr. President," said Mr. Phelps, as he rose with new earnestness in his voice, and a new majesty in his manner, "Mr. Lipton is right when he... says there is nothing to discuss. I will frankly tell you that I am so well pleased with the experiment of employing an American in my factory that I will keep on employing him, and add to the number — " 74 ADAM CLARKE Shouts of protest from all parts of the room for a time drowned the voice of the speaker.
"Expel him!" cried Dark.
"Make an example of him !" roared Lipton.
"He's a traitor to American industry!" piped Sharp.
Mr. Phelps looked calmly about. The confusion subsided. He resumed: "You know, Mr.
What to read after Adam Clarke, a Story of the Toilers; Being a Narrative of the Experiences of a Family of British Emigrants to the United States in Cotton Mill, Iron Foundry, Coal Mine, And Other Fields of Labor?
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