Among the Americans And a Stranger in America
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" The Spinners' Hall, in which she was to speak, " was packed to overflowing, hundreds being unable to find even standing room. " When she entered the hall, " escorted by a number of prominent labor men, it was a signal for an outburst of ♦he wildest applause. " The Chairman then Introduced Miss Le Compte, who said: Comrades of Fall River — I am sensible of the honor you do me in asking me to deliver your Fourth of July address. The Russian Nihilists are a terrible sort of people, most absurdly... prepossessed in favor of public duty, and with no sympathy at all for the little humai-. Feelings of comfort or cowardice. I went through your city, saw AMONG THE AMERICANS. I47 your mills like palaces and jour houses like barns and pigsties, and I wondered at the effrontery of a corporation which provides such places of abode for the people who build and run such mills. (Hear, hear. ) When the mill-owners, toadying as they do to the press, sent their agents to me soon after my arrival, to explain to me the " situa- tion, " as they called the strike, I told them I had seen the situation — I saw it on Six-and-a-half-street — and that if there should not be a strike on this particular point of wages, there should be a strike against homes that are hog-pens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Spinners' Hall, in which she was to speak, " was packed to overflowing, hundreds being unable to find even standing room. " When she entered the hall, " escorted by a number of prominent labor men, it was a signal for an outburst of ♦he wildest applause. " The Chairman then Introduced Miss Le Compte, who said: Comrades of Fall River — I am sensible of the honor you do me in asking me to deliver your Fourth of July address. The Russian Nihilists are a terrible sort of people, most absurdly... prepossessed in favor of public duty, and with no sympathy at all for the little humai-. Feelings of comfort or cowardice. I went through your city, saw AMONG THE AMERICANS. I47 your mills like palaces and jour houses like barns and pigsties, and I wondered at the effrontery of a corporation which provides such places of abode for the people who build and run such mills. (Hear, hear. ) When the mill-owners, toadying as they do to the press, sent their agents to me soon after my arrival, to explain to me the " situa- tion, " as they called the strike, I told them I had seen the situation — I saw it on Six-and-a-half-street — and that if there should not be a strike on this particular point of wages, there should be a strike against homes that are hog-pens.
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