Nationalizing America
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She had seen many of them grow with the city's life, and she vouched for it that none of the direful consequences, which her fellow club member predicted, had resulted.
On the contrary, she continued, some of the best and most loyal citizens were those who were born abroad or whose parents were born there. To emphasize their ability to appreciate their new historic inheritance, she told the following story : " The last bell had rung and I was about to begin my work, when, as I was closing the d...oor, I saw in the hall, squeezed into a corner, a boy about seven years of age. I brought him into the room, and from his appearance and the odors which emanated from him I felt sure that he was just from the steerage.
" He did not know a word of English, and trembled from fright and hunger. The next morning I found him in the hall again, lack- 154 Nationalizing America ing courage to come in. Gradually I gained his confidence, and he became one of my brightest pupils, even developing a fondness for soap and water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had seen many of them grow with the city's life, and she vouched for it that none of the direful consequences, which her fellow club member predicted, had resulted.
On the contrary, she continued, some of the best and most loyal citizens were those who were born abroad or whose parents were born there. To emphasize their ability to appreciate their new historic inheritance, she told the following story : " The last bell had rung and I was about to begin my work, when, as I was closing the d...oor, I saw in the hall, squeezed into a corner, a boy about seven years of age. I brought him into the room, and from his appearance and the odors which emanated from him I felt sure that he was just from the steerage.
" He did not know a word of English, and trembled from fright and hunger. The next morning I found him in the hall again, lack- 154 Nationalizing America ing courage to come in. Gradually I gained his confidence, and he became one of my brightest pupils, even developing a fondness for soap and water.
What to read after Nationalizing America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steiner, Edward Alfred, 1866-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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