The Danish Poor Relief System; An Example for England
The Danish Poor Relief System; An Example for England
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In the first class are placed the very respect- able, they who have perhaps just missed ranking as old-age pensioners instead of paupers ; in the second class, the fairly respectable; and in the third class, those who have been weighed in the balance and found wanting. And although all the inmates alike are well fed, well clothed, well cared for, and kindly treated, the first-class inmates have many more privileges are allowed more freedom, and are shown more personal consideration than the sec...ond class; and the second class, than the third. The third- class inmates, indeed, have no privileges and no freedom. They are entirely separated from their fellow-inmates, and even take their walks in a part of the garden specially re- served for them. No one need remain long in the third class, however, as, if he conducts himself properly, he is soon promoted to a higher class ; just as any one in the first or second class, who conducts himself badly, is degraded to one lower.
THE POORHOUSE. 33 None of these people are forced to work ; still they may work if they choose, even for outsiders ; and some few of them do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the first class are placed the very respect- able, they who have perhaps just missed ranking as old-age pensioners instead of paupers ; in the second class, the fairly respectable; and in the third class, those who have been weighed in the balance and found wanting. And although all the inmates alike are well fed, well clothed, well cared for, and kindly treated, the first-class inmates have many more privileges are allowed more freedom, and are shown more personal consideration than the sec...ond class; and the second class, than the third. The third- class inmates, indeed, have no privileges and no freedom. They are entirely separated from their fellow-inmates, and even take their walks in a part of the garden specially re- served for them. No one need remain long in the third class, however, as, if he conducts himself properly, he is soon promoted to a higher class ; just as any one in the first or second class, who conducts himself badly, is degraded to one lower.
THE POORHOUSE. 33 None of these people are forced to work ; still they may work if they choose, even for outsiders ; and some few of them do.
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