Chicago
Chicago
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Below us blazed the lights of Michigan Avenue ; from its pavement came the rumble of many cabs speeding to places of revelry. A moment of silence had come to appease the fatigue of speak- ing in a foreign tongue ; but it was broken by the surpassing woman beside me. " I adore Chicago, " she exclaimed. "It is the pulse of America. " 3 Chicago For fifteen years that tribute to my native city has been ringing in my ears; — and now when my task, is to write of its life, both new and old, those word...s of Sarah Bernhardt come impulsively to mind as the best with which to character- ize its individuality among the cities of the world. " A little upstart village, " an English traveler called Chicago at the time when the building of the Illinois and Michigan Canal was begun. Barely a decade after the first boat had passed through its locks, our city contained a hundred thousand en- ergetic souls; and now, just eighty years since the first spadeful of earth was turned for the digging of that momentous ditch, it houses well considerably two million men, women, and children foregathered from practically every land on earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Below us blazed the lights of Michigan Avenue ; from its pavement came the rumble of many cabs speeding to places of revelry. A moment of silence had come to appease the fatigue of speak- ing in a foreign tongue ; but it was broken by the surpassing woman beside me. " I adore Chicago, " she exclaimed. "It is the pulse of America. " 3 Chicago For fifteen years that tribute to my native city has been ringing in my ears; — and now when my task, is to write of its life, both new and old, those word...s of Sarah Bernhardt come impulsively to mind as the best with which to character- ize its individuality among the cities of the world. " A little upstart village, " an English traveler called Chicago at the time when the building of the Illinois and Michigan Canal was begun. Barely a decade after the first boat had passed through its locks, our city contained a hundred thousand en- ergetic souls; and now, just eighty years since the first spadeful of earth was turned for the digging of that momentous ditch, it houses well considerably two million men, women, and children foregathered from practically every land on earth.
What to read after Chicago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Hobart Chatfield Chatfield Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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