The Ideal City
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don't worry, we are going toward our State San- itarium, or Covington, if you wish to call it so." "I understand. The new Hospital was built at Coving- ton. But were its citizens satisfied? Did they not say T^eep A^our sick in New Orleans ?' " "ISTow have a little patience. Enjoy this beautiful trip among pine and magnolia trees. Wlien we shall have reached Covington, ask its citizens whether they are satis- fied or not." CHAPTEK XI.
When we alighted from the automobile, we found our- selves at... the magnificent main entrance of the Sanitarium upon which is written : "Health and good estate of body are above all gold, and a strong body above infinite wealth.^ The gladness of heart is the life of man, and the joyfvlness of a man prolongefh his days." "You see, Will, that here live none but the sick. No Covington citizen complains for the reason that they live in New Orleans now." "I might have guessed it. This spot was pretty even when I left, but now your artists have made it exquisite." "The Socialist Government turned its attention first to this institution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
don't worry, we are going toward our State San- itarium, or Covington, if you wish to call it so." "I understand. The new Hospital was built at Coving- ton. But were its citizens satisfied? Did they not say T^eep A^our sick in New Orleans ?' " "ISTow have a little patience. Enjoy this beautiful trip among pine and magnolia trees. Wlien we shall have reached Covington, ask its citizens whether they are satis- fied or not." CHAPTEK XI.
When we alighted from the automobile, we found our- selves at... the magnificent main entrance of the Sanitarium upon which is written : "Health and good estate of body are above all gold, and a strong body above infinite wealth.^ The gladness of heart is the life of man, and the joyfvlness of a man prolongefh his days." "You see, Will, that here live none but the sick. No Covington citizen complains for the reason that they live in New Orleans now." "I might have guessed it. This spot was pretty even when I left, but now your artists have made it exquisite." "The Socialist Government turned its attention first to this institution.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Noto, Cosimo, B. 1871 to read onlineMoreLess
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