America As I Saw It Or America Revisited
America As I Saw It Or America Revisited
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Many even of the populace of England donned sable garb in courtesy, and to do honour to their brothers across the seas ; showing publicly the love and sympathy of the Mother country for her child.
Here we see another proof of the consanguinity of THREE ELECTIONS 183 England and America. They may squabble, they may have their tiffs, as all good families do ; but the bond of union is there, deeply rooted, and ever bearing good fruit.
The second time, in 1904, when I was again in the States for a ...political election, I was speeding towards Mexico City to be the guest of General Porfirio and Madame Diaz. The train was pound- ing through the desert lands of Texas. It was full of men, — such funnymen. Cowboys from ranches, miners from underground workings, youths from dry goods stores, darkies from saloons (drink-shops) all and sundry were in my Pullman car, for there is only one class on some trains. All were more or less on one errand bent. They were all men, and they were all going to vote.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many even of the populace of England donned sable garb in courtesy, and to do honour to their brothers across the seas ; showing publicly the love and sympathy of the Mother country for her child.
Here we see another proof of the consanguinity of THREE ELECTIONS 183 England and America. They may squabble, they may have their tiffs, as all good families do ; but the bond of union is there, deeply rooted, and ever bearing good fruit.
The second time, in 1904, when I was again in the States for a ...political election, I was speeding towards Mexico City to be the guest of General Porfirio and Madame Diaz. The train was pound- ing through the desert lands of Texas. It was full of men, — such funnymen. Cowboys from ranches, miners from underground workings, youths from dry goods stores, darkies from saloons (drink-shops) all and sundry were in my Pullman car, for there is only one class on some trains. All were more or less on one errand bent. They were all men, and they were all going to vote.
What to read after America As I Saw It Or America Revisited?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Ethel Alec Tweedie to read onlineMoreLess
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