The Cry of the Children a Study of Child Labor
The Cry of the Children a Study of Child Labor
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" He drawled his words ; they seemed to drib- ble slowly, without intelligence, from his mouth, like the tobacco juice which spilled over his lips when he spoke.
Immediately I concluded: a drunkard's quarrel, of course.
^*Why doesn't your little sister go to school ! " I asked. * ' She 's ten years old. ' ' ^^Wal, she's a ben goin' to the mill sence I was struck. That's three weeks. We'll send her back to school as soon as I kin quit loafin'. There's seven of us, you see . . . " He laid his fre...e hand on the little head of the youngest child by his side. There was some- thing gentle in the touch, and the baby, lifting her face toward him, rubbed contentedly against his arm. Perhaps he wasn't a drunk- ard after all. . . .
62 THE CRY OF THE CHILDREN **YouVe been out of work three weeks!" I repeated.
**Yes, meaum. I had thirteen stitches in my wrist and head. ' ' *^How did you get to fighting?" He shifted from one foot to the other, emptied his mouth in a long black trail, which glistened on the wooden floor, and began in his nasal monotone: ^^My sisters went down to a party here, an' papa feound eout 'twas goin' to be a dancin' party, and he deon't alleow my sis- ters to dance, so he went an' took 'em away, an' this fello' was right provoked, an' he did some smart talkin' abeout my father, an' I won't stand that, so I tol' him real sharp to min' his business, and then we got to fightin'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He drawled his words ; they seemed to drib- ble slowly, without intelligence, from his mouth, like the tobacco juice which spilled over his lips when he spoke.
Immediately I concluded: a drunkard's quarrel, of course.
^*Why doesn't your little sister go to school ! " I asked. * ' She 's ten years old. ' ' ^^Wal, she's a ben goin' to the mill sence I was struck. That's three weeks. We'll send her back to school as soon as I kin quit loafin'. There's seven of us, you see . . . " He laid his fre...e hand on the little head of the youngest child by his side. There was some- thing gentle in the touch, and the baby, lifting her face toward him, rubbed contentedly against his arm. Perhaps he wasn't a drunk- ard after all. . . .
62 THE CRY OF THE CHILDREN **YouVe been out of work three weeks!" I repeated.
**Yes, meaum. I had thirteen stitches in my wrist and head. ' ' *^How did you get to fighting?" He shifted from one foot to the other, emptied his mouth in a long black trail, which glistened on the wooden floor, and began in his nasal monotone: ^^My sisters went down to a party here, an' papa feound eout 'twas goin' to be a dancin' party, and he deon't alleow my sis- ters to dance, so he went an' took 'em away, an' this fello' was right provoked, an' he did some smart talkin' abeout my father, an' I won't stand that, so I tol' him real sharp to min' his business, and then we got to fightin'.
What to read after The Cry of the Children a Study of Child Labor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs John Van Vorst And Marie Van Vorst to read onlineMoreLess
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