Charles Dudley Warner
Charles Dudley Warner
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"My proposition is that there is very little difference between our worst State prisons and our best in the effect pro duced upon convicts as to reformation or a reduction of the criminal class. The State prison at Wethersfield, Conn. , is one of the old type. It is an old and ramshackle establishment, patched up [125] CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER from time to time, and altogether a gloomy and depressing place. It is, however, well managed ; it is made to pay about its running expenses; and many o...f the modern alleviations of prison life are applied there a library, occasional en tertainments, a diminution of time of sen tence for good conduct, and so on, what ever such a place is capable of in the way of comfort consistent with the system. But the inmates are the most discourag ing feature of the exhibition. They are in appearance depressed, degraded, down- looking, physically sluggish, mentally and morally tending to more and more degradation. There is no hope or sug gestion of improvement in them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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"My proposition is that there is very little difference between our worst State prisons and our best in the effect pro duced upon convicts as to reformation or a reduction of the criminal class. The State prison at Wethersfield, Conn. , is one of the old type. It is an old and ramshackle establishment, patched up [125] CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER from time to time, and altogether a gloomy and depressing place. It is, however, well managed ; it is made to pay about its running expenses; and many o...f the modern alleviations of prison life are applied there a library, occasional en tertainments, a diminution of time of sen tence for good conduct, and so on, what ever such a place is capable of in the way of comfort consistent with the system. But the inmates are the most discourag ing feature of the exhibition. They are in appearance depressed, degraded, down- looking, physically sluggish, mentally and morally tending to more and more degradation. There is no hope or sug gestion of improvement in them.
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