The Invisible Censor, By Francis Hackett
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Now he'll be the same if he has a million. And I'll tell you another kind that hasn't respectability. No, I mean decency.
She was a big fat woman and her baby was crying here the other day, and she opened her dress right there and leaned down to feed the child. You know, just like that statue, I forget the name. And all the little boys rubbering around. That's the class of people you have to contend with around here in this place, with the air full of fish guts they throw out of the windows, an...d everything.
" But the German ones are different. Not that I want to praise the Germans or the like of that, but they're self-respectful, you know. It's the lack of education with them others — those others.
" But you put the Socialists in power and what difference will it make? I'm — I'm not against Socialism, I want you to understand. But there's human nature ! " [ 95 ] A PERSONAL PANTHEON ^OT long ago, In the Metropolitan Magazine, Clarence Day shied a cocoanut at old Henri Fabre.
Personally I had nothing against Henri.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now he'll be the same if he has a million. And I'll tell you another kind that hasn't respectability. No, I mean decency.
She was a big fat woman and her baby was crying here the other day, and she opened her dress right there and leaned down to feed the child. You know, just like that statue, I forget the name. And all the little boys rubbering around. That's the class of people you have to contend with around here in this place, with the air full of fish guts they throw out of the windows, an...d everything.
" But the German ones are different. Not that I want to praise the Germans or the like of that, but they're self-respectful, you know. It's the lack of education with them others — those others.
" But you put the Socialists in power and what difference will it make? I'm — I'm not against Socialism, I want you to understand. But there's human nature ! " [ 95 ] A PERSONAL PANTHEON ^OT long ago, In the Metropolitan Magazine, Clarence Day shied a cocoanut at old Henri Fabre.
Personally I had nothing against Henri.
What to read after The Invisible Censor, By Francis Hackett?
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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