North America V.1
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The drainage of the new part of the city is excellent. The hospitals are almost alluring. The lunatic asylum which I saw was perfect, — though I did uot feel ob- liged to the resident physician for introducing me to all the worst patients as countrymen of my own. " An English lady, Mr. Trollope. I'll introduce you. Quite a hopeless case. Two old women. They've been here fifty years. They're English. Another gentleman from England, Mr. Trollope. A very interesting case !
Confirmed inebriety." An...d as to the schools, it is almost impossible to mention them with too high a praise. I am speaking here specially of New York, though I might say the same of Boston, or of all New England. I do not know any contrast that would be more surprising to an NEW YORK SCHOOLS. 311 Englishman, up to that moment ignorant of the matter, than that which he would find by visiting first of all a free school in London, and then a free school in New York. If he would also learn the number of children that are educated gratuitously in each of the two cities, and also the number in each which alto- gether lack education, he would, if susceptible of sta- tistics, be surprised also at that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The drainage of the new part of the city is excellent. The hospitals are almost alluring. The lunatic asylum which I saw was perfect, — though I did uot feel ob- liged to the resident physician for introducing me to all the worst patients as countrymen of my own. " An English lady, Mr. Trollope. I'll introduce you. Quite a hopeless case. Two old women. They've been here fifty years. They're English. Another gentleman from England, Mr. Trollope. A very interesting case !
Confirmed inebriety." An...d as to the schools, it is almost impossible to mention them with too high a praise. I am speaking here specially of New York, though I might say the same of Boston, or of all New England. I do not know any contrast that would be more surprising to an NEW YORK SCHOOLS. 311 Englishman, up to that moment ignorant of the matter, than that which he would find by visiting first of all a free school in London, and then a free school in New York. If he would also learn the number of children that are educated gratuitously in each of the two cities, and also the number in each which alto- gether lack education, he would, if susceptible of sta- tistics, be surprised also at that.
What to read after North America V.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope, Anthony, 1815-1882. Cn to read onlineMoreLess
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