Society
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The newcomer establishes himself in a boarding-houseor lodging-house which hundreds of others accept as an apology for ahome, joins the multitude of unemployed in a search for work, and ishappy if he finds it in an office that is smaller and darker than thewood-shed on the farm, or behind a counter where fresh air andsunlight never penetrate. He will put up with these non-essentials, for he expects in days ahead to move higher up, when the large rewardsthat are worth while will be his.
In the r...anks of business he measures his wits with others of his kind. He apes their manners, their slang, and their tone inflections. Heimitates their fashions in clothes, learns the popular dishes in therestaurants, and if of feminine tastes gives up pie for salad. He goeshome after hours to his small and dingy bedroom, tired from the drainupon his vitality because of ill-ventilated rooms and ill-nourishingfood, but happy and free. There are no chores waiting for him now, andthere is somewhere to go for entertainment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The newcomer establishes himself in a boarding-houseor lodging-house which hundreds of others accept as an apology for ahome, joins the multitude of unemployed in a search for work, and ishappy if he finds it in an office that is smaller and darker than thewood-shed on the farm, or behind a counter where fresh air andsunlight never penetrate. He will put up with these non-essentials, for he expects in days ahead to move higher up, when the large rewardsthat are worth while will be his.
In the r...anks of business he measures his wits with others of his kind. He apes their manners, their slang, and their tone inflections. Heimitates their fashions in clothes, learns the popular dishes in therestaurants, and if of feminine tastes gives up pie for salad. He goeshome after hours to his small and dingy bedroom, tired from the drainupon his vitality because of ill-ventilated rooms and ill-nourishingfood, but happy and free. There are no chores waiting for him now, andthere is somewhere to go for entertainment.
What to read after Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowe Henry Kalloch to read onlineMoreLess
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