Nibsy's Christmas
Nibsy's Christmas
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Beer for the four, a sup all round, the baby included. Why not? Itwas the one relish the searching ray would have found there. Potatoeswere there, too--potatoes and meat! Say not the poor in the tenementsare starving. In New York only those starve who cannot get work and havenot the courage to beg. Fifty thousand always out of a job, say thosewho pretend to know. A round half-million asking and getting charity ineight years, say the statisticians of the Charity Organization. Any onecan go round... and see for himself that no one need starve in New York.
From across the yard the sunbeam, as it crept up the wall, fellslantingly through the attic window whence issued the sound ofhammer-blows. A man with a hard face stood in its light, driving nailsinto the lid of a soap-box that was partly filled with straw. Somethingelse was there; as he shifted the lid that didn't fit, the glimpse ofsunshine fell across it; it was a dead child, a little baby in a whiteslip, bedded in straw in a soap-box for a coffin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beer for the four, a sup all round, the baby included. Why not? Itwas the one relish the searching ray would have found there. Potatoeswere there, too--potatoes and meat! Say not the poor in the tenementsare starving. In New York only those starve who cannot get work and havenot the courage to beg. Fifty thousand always out of a job, say thosewho pretend to know. A round half-million asking and getting charity ineight years, say the statisticians of the Charity Organization. Any onecan go round... and see for himself that no one need starve in New York.
From across the yard the sunbeam, as it crept up the wall, fellslantingly through the attic window whence issued the sound ofhammer-blows. A man with a hard face stood in its light, driving nailsinto the lid of a soap-box that was partly filled with straw. Somethingelse was there; as he shifted the lid that didn't fit, the glimpse ofsunshine fell across it; it was a dead child, a little baby in a whiteslip, bedded in straw in a soap-box for a coffin.
What to read after Nibsy's Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riis Jacob August to read onlineMoreLess
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