The book of Chicago
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The meeting and mingling of engineers, architects, artists, mer- chants, manufacturers, novelists, essayists, para- graphists, poets, makes of the clubs a unique and powerful force. Every one finds an opportunity to give and receive ideas. And each club, though a meeting place for various classes, holds to its own distinctive line and develops most strongly along that line.
Club characteristics which supposedly belong only to some old city with a long-established society, as a London, a Philade...lphia, are found to be firmly established here. Here are clubs of exclusiveness, clubs the majority of whose members are men of 102 CLUBS ARE TRUMPS settled position, literary clubs wliich seem of as firm consistency and of as excellent flavor as if long periods of time had gone into their making. Even the newer clubs quickly take on an air as of stability and age. And there are noble club buildings which would honor any city of the world. And, the city not being possessed of the mania of moving on, hav- ing no ^'uptown" bee in its civic bonnet, there is a feeling of permanency in the location of the clubs which is very restful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The meeting and mingling of engineers, architects, artists, mer- chants, manufacturers, novelists, essayists, para- graphists, poets, makes of the clubs a unique and powerful force. Every one finds an opportunity to give and receive ideas. And each club, though a meeting place for various classes, holds to its own distinctive line and develops most strongly along that line.
Club characteristics which supposedly belong only to some old city with a long-established society, as a London, a Philade...lphia, are found to be firmly established here. Here are clubs of exclusiveness, clubs the majority of whose members are men of 102 CLUBS ARE TRUMPS settled position, literary clubs wliich seem of as firm consistency and of as excellent flavor as if long periods of time had gone into their making. Even the newer clubs quickly take on an air as of stability and age. And there are noble club buildings which would honor any city of the world. And, the city not being possessed of the mania of moving on, hav- ing no ^'uptown" bee in its civic bonnet, there is a feeling of permanency in the location of the clubs which is very restful.
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