Fragments From Greenwich Village
Fragments From Greenwich Village
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The latest arrival on the battlefield where hearts and human com- passions are pierced by the poisoned daggers of "neighborly love" is the New York Women's League for Homeless Animals.
Last Wednesday noon they arrived with nine cages, one dog catcher and a comfortable chair on which he can sit and smoke end dream about the kindness of his patronesses.
Homeless cats and dogs are this time the objects of charity.
They deprive all stray animals in the neighborhood of the pos- sibility of eventuall...y finding some food in a garbage can or in the gutter. They lock them up in these two-by-four cages, ex- posed to sun and heat. It is a pitiful sight to see these little dogs and cats behind the bars. Their eyes are sad, glazed from thirst, their tongues hanging out, their little lungs working painfully.
Hordes of children are standing around the cages and teasing the animals, as New York children of tenement districts are most likely to do. Shady trees are right near by and the watchman's chair has found a place where it is cool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The latest arrival on the battlefield where hearts and human com- passions are pierced by the poisoned daggers of "neighborly love" is the New York Women's League for Homeless Animals.
Last Wednesday noon they arrived with nine cages, one dog catcher and a comfortable chair on which he can sit and smoke end dream about the kindness of his patronesses.
Homeless cats and dogs are this time the objects of charity.
They deprive all stray animals in the neighborhood of the pos- sibility of eventuall...y finding some food in a garbage can or in the gutter. They lock them up in these two-by-four cages, ex- posed to sun and heat. It is a pitiful sight to see these little dogs and cats behind the bars. Their eyes are sad, glazed from thirst, their tongues hanging out, their little lungs working painfully.
Hordes of children are standing around the cages and teasing the animals, as New York children of tenement districts are most likely to do. Shady trees are right near by and the watchman's chair has found a place where it is cool.
What to read after Fragments From Greenwich Village?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guido Bruno to read onlineMoreLess
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