Old Dartmouth Historical Sketches volume 1
Old Dartmouth Historical Sketches volume 1
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" Lest this might seem strong language, "Consider, " continues the writer, "that without this saving, science must fall and learning must drop to the ground, and everything which the civilized man holds dear must cease to exist. " He reports that his own family has sold to the printer in the course of a year fifty-five pounds of rags, "paying for the pur- chase of a Bible for one of the chil- dren: but even without the price, " he would have had them save the val- uable commodity, for he rates ...the per- son who persists in destroying rags, "after being convinced of their util- ity, " as culpable, and deserving to be looked upon with as much contempt "as a betrayer of his country — and an enemy to every useful science. " Some considerable time after this, appeared a whimsical communication with a feminine touch, asking what encouragement there was in "two coppers on the pound to a young lady for stooping two hundred times to pick up threds, or for fouling her hands with a dish-clout or house cloth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Lest this might seem strong language, "Consider, " continues the writer, "that without this saving, science must fall and learning must drop to the ground, and everything which the civilized man holds dear must cease to exist. " He reports that his own family has sold to the printer in the course of a year fifty-five pounds of rags, "paying for the pur- chase of a Bible for one of the chil- dren: but even without the price, " he would have had them save the val- uable commodity, for he rates ...the per- son who persists in destroying rags, "after being convinced of their util- ity, " as culpable, and deserving to be looked upon with as much contempt "as a betrayer of his country — and an enemy to every useful science. " Some considerable time after this, appeared a whimsical communication with a feminine touch, asking what encouragement there was in "two coppers on the pound to a young lady for stooping two hundred times to pick up threds, or for fouling her hands with a dish-clout or house cloth.
What to read after Old Dartmouth Historical Sketches volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mass Old Dartmouth Historical Society New Bedford to read onlineMoreLess
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