City Life And Its Amelioration
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That which was heard two or three days, or two or three hours ago is stale. We must have something fresh. That is what we are hunting for. " Such men are the most miserable creatures that this earth brings forth. The past is nothing to them, nor the future. They live in the moment that is passing. Their life is absorbed into that. And do not let any of us say that we are not in dan- ger of becoming such men as these. We are all in danger of it; men of all parties and professions, men whose lang...uage sounds most serious, as well as those who never speak of any world but this. " CHAPTER IV Childhood in the City THE greater number of our large cities are so new, at least in their vastness, that comparatively few of the older res- idents thereof are in all essentials com- plete products of the city; and even those who are partially so have been influenced in some measure by contact with the constant accretions from the country. But what of the myriad of boys and girls that are today wholly a product of the city, especially of the big city?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That which was heard two or three days, or two or three hours ago is stale. We must have something fresh. That is what we are hunting for. " Such men are the most miserable creatures that this earth brings forth. The past is nothing to them, nor the future. They live in the moment that is passing. Their life is absorbed into that. And do not let any of us say that we are not in dan- ger of becoming such men as these. We are all in danger of it; men of all parties and professions, men whose lang...uage sounds most serious, as well as those who never speak of any world but this. " CHAPTER IV Childhood in the City THE greater number of our large cities are so new, at least in their vastness, that comparatively few of the older res- idents thereof are in all essentials com- plete products of the city; and even those who are partially so have been influenced in some measure by contact with the constant accretions from the country. But what of the myriad of boys and girls that are today wholly a product of the city, especially of the big city?
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