The Invisible Censor
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You know, you want to buy a shoeshine and you give a man a head of cabbage. That s impractical. And then again the government can t own everything. It s all right for public utilities, but you take and try to control everything and what ll happen? It can t be done. What I say is, let a man earn a million or so, and then say to him, anything over and above that million we take away, see? And when he has his million he doesn t go on trying to monopolize everything. But now, you have all these une...du cated people around here, and the more money they earn the worse they are.
" I ll tell you. Right across the hall from where my wife and me live there s a lovely woman, a Jew ess, one of the nicest people you could want to meet, [ 94 ] and I m in her house and she s in mine all the time, until her husband comes home. But he s one of that kind, you know! The other night he comes home with three friends and he says to me, Say, Charlie, come on down to Long Island with us in the car for a week. I ll pay all your expenses!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You know, you want to buy a shoeshine and you give a man a head of cabbage. That s impractical. And then again the government can t own everything. It s all right for public utilities, but you take and try to control everything and what ll happen? It can t be done. What I say is, let a man earn a million or so, and then say to him, anything over and above that million we take away, see? And when he has his million he doesn t go on trying to monopolize everything. But now, you have all these une...du cated people around here, and the more money they earn the worse they are.
" I ll tell you. Right across the hall from where my wife and me live there s a lovely woman, a Jew ess, one of the nicest people you could want to meet, [ 94 ] and I m in her house and she s in mine all the time, until her husband comes home. But he s one of that kind, you know! The other night he comes home with three friends and he says to me, Say, Charlie, come on down to Long Island with us in the car for a week. I ll pay all your expenses!
What to read after The Invisible Censor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Hackett to read onlineMoreLess
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