The Boy With the U.S. Weather Men
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"You mean because Caesar is a negro?" "Yes, sir," the crippled lad replied.
"I don't want to persuade you one way or the other," the Weather Man replied, "but I can tell you how I feel about it. I don't see that it mat- ters very much what point of view a fellow has on the color question, we 're all agreed that the dark- ies should be given every chance. You certainly can't harm yourself by helping any one, no matter who it is that you help. ' ' "Sure," Boss agreed.
"And even if the person you ...help is never going to be able to do you any good, why, that's all the more reason for helping, isn't it?" * ' Yes, ' ' admitted Anton.
"All right, then. Supposing some of the older people here do feel that it 's necessary to draw the color line closely; well, I don't see that it wouldn't be a good thing for us to strike out a little. The color line is there, and it's going to stay there.
But the most unreconstructed man in the district — even Colonel Grattan, for example — ^will do 126 WITH THE U.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You mean because Caesar is a negro?" "Yes, sir," the crippled lad replied.
"I don't want to persuade you one way or the other," the Weather Man replied, "but I can tell you how I feel about it. I don't see that it mat- ters very much what point of view a fellow has on the color question, we 're all agreed that the dark- ies should be given every chance. You certainly can't harm yourself by helping any one, no matter who it is that you help. ' ' "Sure," Boss agreed.
"And even if the person you ...help is never going to be able to do you any good, why, that's all the more reason for helping, isn't it?" * ' Yes, ' ' admitted Anton.
"All right, then. Supposing some of the older people here do feel that it 's necessary to draw the color line closely; well, I don't see that it wouldn't be a good thing for us to strike out a little. The color line is there, and it's going to stay there.
But the most unreconstructed man in the district — even Colonel Grattan, for example — ^will do 126 WITH THE U.
What to read after The Boy With the U.S. Weather Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Rolt Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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