America And Her Problems
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Alcoholism. Paris and pornography. Too many dogs and cats. Temperance. 2. ANOTHER NEW CITY. Kansas City. Agricultural center. Scarcity of labor. The 938 school teachers. The Press. French horses. The automobiles and the plucky girls. The Park. The Boulevards. The Missouri s failure. The floods. The lady who wants to know. The Knife and Fork Club.
I MANAGED to extend my stay at Denver by twenty-four hours and shut myself up in my room, though my friends thought I had gone. I was so saturated wit...h impressions that I felt the need of shutting out everything for a time. When people and places pass before our eyes too quickly, our vision becomes blurred, questions cease to state them selves plainly, and life becomes nothing better than a whirl ing cinematograph. In addition to retirement, which is often difficult to obtain in a hotel, I enjoy the rest on the trains.
Life on Board of the American Railroads Heft Denver at nine o clock at night, but remained shut up in my stateroom or cabin until next day at noon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alcoholism. Paris and pornography. Too many dogs and cats. Temperance. 2. ANOTHER NEW CITY. Kansas City. Agricultural center. Scarcity of labor. The 938 school teachers. The Press. French horses. The automobiles and the plucky girls. The Park. The Boulevards. The Missouri s failure. The floods. The lady who wants to know. The Knife and Fork Club.
I MANAGED to extend my stay at Denver by twenty-four hours and shut myself up in my room, though my friends thought I had gone. I was so saturated wit...h impressions that I felt the need of shutting out everything for a time. When people and places pass before our eyes too quickly, our vision becomes blurred, questions cease to state them selves plainly, and life becomes nothing better than a whirl ing cinematograph. In addition to retirement, which is often difficult to obtain in a hotel, I enjoy the rest on the trains.
Life on Board of the American Railroads Heft Denver at nine o clock at night, but remained shut up in my stateroom or cabin until next day at noon.
What to read after America And Her Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Henri Benjamin Estournelles De Constant to read onlineMoreLess
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