Little Leaders
Little Leaders
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Cable's Creoles, or of Miss Murfree's Tennessee mountaineers. But the swarm of commonplace and uninspired scribblers of dialect that have descended upon our periodical press during the 150 Little Leaders past decade need not hope to find a safe refuge in the shadow of such really significant names as have been cited ; their pretensions are too utterly without warrant and their productions too en- tirely without justification. Not Lowell, but 4 Josh Billings/ is their model and Great Ex- ample.
...No discussion of the abuse of dialect that should omit the educational view would be adequate. The corrupting influence that may hardly be es- caped by adult readers is tenfold more serious in its effect upon the growing mind. The preva- lence of dialect in the papers and magazines that provide young people with most of their reading puts a new and formidable difficulty in the way of teachers and parents. Even the books put into our schools as models for the guidance of the young the school l readers ' themselves often contain examples of perverted diction that can- not fail to exert an evil influence upon the im- pressionable years of childhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cable's Creoles, or of Miss Murfree's Tennessee mountaineers. But the swarm of commonplace and uninspired scribblers of dialect that have descended upon our periodical press during the 150 Little Leaders past decade need not hope to find a safe refuge in the shadow of such really significant names as have been cited ; their pretensions are too utterly without warrant and their productions too en- tirely without justification. Not Lowell, but 4 Josh Billings/ is their model and Great Ex- ample.
...No discussion of the abuse of dialect that should omit the educational view would be adequate. The corrupting influence that may hardly be es- caped by adult readers is tenfold more serious in its effect upon the growing mind. The preva- lence of dialect in the papers and magazines that provide young people with most of their reading puts a new and formidable difficulty in the way of teachers and parents. Even the books put into our schools as models for the guidance of the young the school l readers ' themselves often contain examples of perverted diction that can- not fail to exert an evil influence upon the im- pressionable years of childhood.
What to read after Little Leaders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Payne William Morton to read onlineMoreLess
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