Forty Years of It
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I have recalled I know not how many times a remark Jones made one evening after one of those weary days I afterward came to know so well; "I could wash my hands every day in women's tears. " Of course, the main thing was not to wash one's hands of them or their difficulties. I remember one 218 FORTY YEARS OF IT poor soul whose husband was in the penitentiary. She came to me in a despair that was almost fran- tic, and showed me a letter she had received from her husband. A new governor had been ...elected in that state wherein he was imprisoned, and he urged his wife, in the letter she gave me to read, to secure a pardon for him before the new governor was in- augurated. "They say, " he wrote, "that the new governor is a good church member, which is a bad sign for being good to prisoners. " Poor soul! It was impossible to explain to her that I was wholly powerless. She stood and humbly shook her sorrowful head, and to each new attempt at explanation she said: "You are the father of all. " It was a phrase which most of the women of the foreign born population employed; they repeated it as though it were some charmed formula.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have recalled I know not how many times a remark Jones made one evening after one of those weary days I afterward came to know so well; "I could wash my hands every day in women's tears. " Of course, the main thing was not to wash one's hands of them or their difficulties. I remember one 218 FORTY YEARS OF IT poor soul whose husband was in the penitentiary. She came to me in a despair that was almost fran- tic, and showed me a letter she had received from her husband. A new governor had been ...elected in that state wherein he was imprisoned, and he urged his wife, in the letter she gave me to read, to secure a pardon for him before the new governor was in- augurated. "They say, " he wrote, "that the new governor is a good church member, which is a bad sign for being good to prisoners. " Poor soul! It was impossible to explain to her that I was wholly powerless. She stood and humbly shook her sorrowful head, and to each new attempt at explanation she said: "You are the father of all. " It was a phrase which most of the women of the foreign born population employed; they repeated it as though it were some charmed formula.
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