Ten Years in a London Slum Being the Adventures of a Clerical Micawber
Ten Years in a London Slum Being the Adventures of a Clerical Micawber
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Such was a child of thirteen winters who wrote to tell me, fearful of her underhandedness, that her parents, who had lately settled in a new village, were not sending her to the local school, because it hurt their pride, and had bid her give out the false statement that she was over school age. Or again, a mother has lost a daughter, and questions the existence of a loving God. She places her doubt before me. Or a young woman has gone upon the streets and hungers for the happiness of rectitude....
186 TEN YEARS IN A LONDON SLUM The weirdness of the human mind is evident to me daily, and that is an advantage to one who must be four-square with life if he would lead folk to a city that is four square. I receive the deepest introduction into the ethics of vegetarianism, the revelations of mystics and clairvoyants, the existence of fairies, and, alas ! the abysmal wickedness of those hearts that love to expose their sins maliciously. And I am asked to find wives for strange men. My fearful and wonderful correspondence is probably not the usual lot of a journalist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such was a child of thirteen winters who wrote to tell me, fearful of her underhandedness, that her parents, who had lately settled in a new village, were not sending her to the local school, because it hurt their pride, and had bid her give out the false statement that she was over school age. Or again, a mother has lost a daughter, and questions the existence of a loving God. She places her doubt before me. Or a young woman has gone upon the streets and hungers for the happiness of rectitude....
186 TEN YEARS IN A LONDON SLUM The weirdness of the human mind is evident to me daily, and that is an advantage to one who must be four-square with life if he would lead folk to a city that is four square. I receive the deepest introduction into the ethics of vegetarianism, the revelations of mystics and clairvoyants, the existence of fairies, and, alas ! the abysmal wickedness of those hearts that love to expose their sins maliciously. And I am asked to find wives for strange men. My fearful and wonderful correspondence is probably not the usual lot of a journalist.
What to read after Ten Years in a London Slum Being the Adventures of a Clerical Micawber?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Desmond Lionel Morse Boycott to read onlineMoreLess
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