State Reconstruction Studies of the North Carolina Club At the University of Nor
State Reconstruction Studies of the North Carolina Club At the University of Nor
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Indeed they condition its prosperity, even its very exist- ence.
When the average small town is seen in passing one cannot honestly say it is pleasing. The open country is at least clean and natural; the small country town is too often an ugly blot on the landscape. If there is a railroad, the little country town in North Carolina will endeavor to place near the station all the disreputable shacks that it can erect unpainted, unsightly warehouses, malodorous eating places, grotesque little stor...es, tumble-down shanties and the like. On the NORTH CAROLINA CLUB, U. OF N. C. 149 outskirts of the place the panorama of badly kept premises, ungainly outhouses, and weedy lots gives a sordid effect. Then there is main street with its rows of shops on either side. The streets, alleys and back lots are usually muddy and littered with paper and refuse. There are attractive, comfortable homes, but they are few. For the most part the houses are nondescript in appearance and doubtful in comfort. Trees have been planted haphazard and an occasional prim lawn may be seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed they condition its prosperity, even its very exist- ence.
When the average small town is seen in passing one cannot honestly say it is pleasing. The open country is at least clean and natural; the small country town is too often an ugly blot on the landscape. If there is a railroad, the little country town in North Carolina will endeavor to place near the station all the disreputable shacks that it can erect unpainted, unsightly warehouses, malodorous eating places, grotesque little stor...es, tumble-down shanties and the like. On the NORTH CAROLINA CLUB, U. OF N. C. 149 outskirts of the place the panorama of badly kept premises, ungainly outhouses, and weedy lots gives a sordid effect. Then there is main street with its rows of shops on either side. The streets, alleys and back lots are usually muddy and littered with paper and refuse. There are attractive, comfortable homes, but they are few. For the most part the houses are nondescript in appearance and doubtful in comfort. Trees have been planted haphazard and an occasional prim lawn may be seen.
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