Crimes of Charity
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" There must have been a reason. He must have pro- voked her badly. Cram insults them all, and who knows what terrible thing he said to this one ! " " No, no ! " the young lady interrupted me, and her face took on an expression of contempt and every time she pronounced the word appli- cant, pauper, or any other characterisation of the poor who apply to charity, she hissed it out be- tween closed teeth, as though it were disgusting and vile.
" No, " she continued, " there is no reason strong eno...ugh to excuse her. To slap the face of the one to whom you stretch a begging hand. Why, that's the last rung of the ladder. It sim- ply shows how unworthy they are of charity. The first requirement of an applicant is to be humble. I know whose fault it is, " she insisted. " I know " the last sentence conveyed the inti- mation that I should question her, and I did so.
" It's Mr. Cram's own fault, " she said. " He is too good to them that's the reason. I told him so, " she finished, and sat down to her work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There must have been a reason. He must have pro- voked her badly. Cram insults them all, and who knows what terrible thing he said to this one ! " " No, no ! " the young lady interrupted me, and her face took on an expression of contempt and every time she pronounced the word appli- cant, pauper, or any other characterisation of the poor who apply to charity, she hissed it out be- tween closed teeth, as though it were disgusting and vile.
" No, " she continued, " there is no reason strong eno...ugh to excuse her. To slap the face of the one to whom you stretch a begging hand. Why, that's the last rung of the ladder. It sim- ply shows how unworthy they are of charity. The first requirement of an applicant is to be humble. I know whose fault it is, " she insisted. " I know " the last sentence conveyed the inti- mation that I should question her, and I did so.
" It's Mr. Cram's own fault, " she said. " He is too good to them that's the reason. I told him so, " she finished, and sat down to her work.
What to read after Crimes of Charity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Konrad Bercovici to read onlineMoreLess
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