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Are they the owners of the City?' 'They are policemen, ' said the Owl. 'Products, ' he went on learnedly, 'of the higher civilisation, evolved to put the lower civilisation intoprisons. ' 'What are prisons?' 'A kind of hothouses, ' said the Owl, 'for the culture of feeble moralprinciples that the Struggle for Existtence has been too much for. Theyare a wonderful system. The weak morality is supplied with bread andwater and a cell to develop in, and it is exercised on a treadmill, andallowed to ...expand and pick oakum, and so it is turned into a beautifulplant of virtue. ' 'What do they do with it then?' 'Then they let it run wild, unless it comes across a Home Missionary, ora School Board, or Dr. Barnardo, and gets trained. ' 'Oh!' said Queen Mab. 'Are there many of these hothouses?' 'A good many. You see, such a number of the members of the lower portionof the higher civilisation have moral principles that need training. Themoral principle is the latest product of evolution, or so the professorsays, and evolution has not yet got quite into the way of always turningit out first class.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are they the owners of the City?' 'They are policemen, ' said the Owl. 'Products, ' he went on learnedly, 'of the higher civilisation, evolved to put the lower civilisation intoprisons. ' 'What are prisons?' 'A kind of hothouses, ' said the Owl, 'for the culture of feeble moralprinciples that the Struggle for Existtence has been too much for. Theyare a wonderful system. The weak morality is supplied with bread andwater and a cell to develop in, and it is exercised on a treadmill, andallowed to ...expand and pick oakum, and so it is turned into a beautifulplant of virtue. ' 'What do they do with it then?' 'Then they let it run wild, unless it comes across a Home Missionary, ora School Board, or Dr. Barnardo, and gets trained. ' 'Oh!' said Queen Mab. 'Are there many of these hothouses?' 'A good many. You see, such a number of the members of the lower portionof the higher civilisation have moral principles that need training. Themoral principle is the latest product of evolution, or so the professorsays, and evolution has not yet got quite into the way of always turningit out first class.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kendall May to read onlineMoreLess
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