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55 Chambers 115 56 Page 113 57 Catherwood 113 58 Craik 112 59 Hawthorne 105 00 Wood, Mrs. 104 01 Pemberton 103 02 Yonge 101 63 Rnssell 100 64 Balzac 97 65 Braddon 95 66 Harrison, Mrs. 95 67 Castle 93 68 Winter, J. S. 93 69 Tarkington 92 70 Hardy 88 71 Brady 87 72 Blackmore 85 73 Major 84 74 Zangwill 80 75 Kirk 79 76 Mark Twain 77 77 Rnnkle 71 105 WHAT THE PEOPLE READ Outlook, December J, 1903 Things to read and readers to enjoy tliem increase in ways we scarcely note, and wdth resu...lts none can estimate. If man is better for knowing more, then no generation has matched onr own in excellence. To be informed is not the same as to be wise; but cer- tainly it is a step away from ignorance.
Ever^^ roadside fence is now a primer for the passer-by, every trolley-car a first reader to the traveler, and every hoarding a treatise on zoology, manufactures, and social problems. To-day, most read a little, if onW the signs and posters; some read newspapers — probably ten to twenty millions of the forty millions who could read them if they would.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Author Vols.
55 Chambers 115 56 Page 113 57 Catherwood 113 58 Craik 112 59 Hawthorne 105 00 Wood, Mrs. 104 01 Pemberton 103 02 Yonge 101 63 Rnssell 100 64 Balzac 97 65 Braddon 95 66 Harrison, Mrs. 95 67 Castle 93 68 Winter, J. S. 93 69 Tarkington 92 70 Hardy 88 71 Brady 87 72 Blackmore 85 73 Major 84 74 Zangwill 80 75 Kirk 79 76 Mark Twain 77 77 Rnnkle 71 105 WHAT THE PEOPLE READ Outlook, December J, 1903 Things to read and readers to enjoy tliem increase in ways we scarcely note, and wdth resu...lts none can estimate. If man is better for knowing more, then no generation has matched onr own in excellence. To be informed is not the same as to be wise; but cer- tainly it is a step away from ignorance.
Ever^^ roadside fence is now a primer for the passer-by, every trolley-car a first reader to the traveler, and every hoarding a treatise on zoology, manufactures, and social problems. To-day, most read a little, if onW the signs and posters; some read newspapers — probably ten to twenty millions of the forty millions who could read them if they would.
What to read after Libraries Addresses And Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dana John Cotton to read onlineMoreLess
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