The American Scene
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It is a case, distinctly, in which appreciation and gratitude for a public function admirably performed are twice the duty, on the visitor's part, that they may be in other such cases. We may even say, putting it simply and strongly, that if he doesn't here, in his thought, keep patting the Park on the back, he is guilty not alone of a failure of natural tenderness, but of a real deviation from social morality. For this mere narrow oblong, much too narrow and very much too short, had directly p...rescribed to it, from its origin, to "do," officially, on behalf of the City, the publicly amiable, and all the publicly amiable — all there could be any question of in the conditions; incurring thus a heavier charge, I respectfully submit, than one has ever before seen so gallantly carried. Such places, the mu- nicipally-instituted pleasure-grounds of the greater and the smaller cities, abound about the world and every- where, no doubt, agreeably enough play their part; but is the part anywhere else as heroically played in proportion to the difficulty ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a case, distinctly, in which appreciation and gratitude for a public function admirably performed are twice the duty, on the visitor's part, that they may be in other such cases. We may even say, putting it simply and strongly, that if he doesn't here, in his thought, keep patting the Park on the back, he is guilty not alone of a failure of natural tenderness, but of a real deviation from social morality. For this mere narrow oblong, much too narrow and very much too short, had directly p...rescribed to it, from its origin, to "do," officially, on behalf of the City, the publicly amiable, and all the publicly amiable — all there could be any question of in the conditions; incurring thus a heavier charge, I respectfully submit, than one has ever before seen so gallantly carried. Such places, the mu- nicipally-instituted pleasure-grounds of the greater and the smaller cities, abound about the world and every- where, no doubt, agreeably enough play their part; but is the part anywhere else as heroically played in proportion to the difficulty ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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