The American Credo; a Contribution Toward the Interpretation of the National Mind
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§434 That rock-and-rye will cure a cold.
§435 That a country boy armed with a bent pin can catch more fish than a city angler with the latest and most expensive tackle.
§436 That red-haired girls are especially virulent.
§437 That all gamblers eventually go broke.
§438 That the worst actress in the company is always the manager's wife.
§439 That an elephant in a circus never forgets a per- [182] THE AMERICAN CREDO son who gives him a chew of tobacco or a rotten pea- nut, but will single him out... from a crowd years afterward and bash in his head with one colossal blow.
§440 That it is unlucky to put your hat on a bed.
§441 That an old sock makes the best wrapping for a sore throat.
§442 That lighting three cigarettes with one match will bring some terrible calamity upon one or other of the three smokers.
§443 That milking a cow is an operation demanding a special talent that is possessed only by yokels, and that a person born in a large city can never hope to acquire it.
§444 That whenever there is a rough-house during a strike, it is caused by foreign anarchists who are trying to knock out American idealism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
§434 That rock-and-rye will cure a cold.
§435 That a country boy armed with a bent pin can catch more fish than a city angler with the latest and most expensive tackle.
§436 That red-haired girls are especially virulent.
§437 That all gamblers eventually go broke.
§438 That the worst actress in the company is always the manager's wife.
§439 That an elephant in a circus never forgets a per- [182] THE AMERICAN CREDO son who gives him a chew of tobacco or a rotten pea- nut, but will single him out... from a crowd years afterward and bash in his head with one colossal blow.
§440 That it is unlucky to put your hat on a bed.
§441 That an old sock makes the best wrapping for a sore throat.
§442 That lighting three cigarettes with one match will bring some terrible calamity upon one or other of the three smokers.
§443 That milking a cow is an operation demanding a special talent that is possessed only by yokels, and that a person born in a large city can never hope to acquire it.
§444 That whenever there is a rough-house during a strike, it is caused by foreign anarchists who are trying to knock out American idealism.
What to read after The American Credo; a Contribution Toward the Interpretation of the National Mind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan George Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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