The Making of An American
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" By "bones" I suppose they meant facts to tie to. They were scarceenough at that stage of the inquiry. I have in my desk a tablegiving the ages at which children get their teeth that bears witnessto that. I had been struggling with the problem of child-labor insome East Side factories, and was not making any headway. The childrenhad certificates, one and all, declaring them to be "fourteen, " andtherefore fit to be employed. It was perfectly evident that theywere not ten in scores of cases, bu...t the employer shrugged hisshoulders and pointed to the certificate. The father, usually atailor, would not listen at all, but went right on ironing. Therewas no birth registry to fall back on; that end of it was neglected. There seemed to be no way of proving the fact, yet the fact wasthere and must be proven. My own children were teething at the time, and it gave me an idea. I got Dr. Tracy to write out that tablefor me, showing at what age the dog-teeth should appear, when themolars, etc. Armed with that I went into the factories and priedopen the little workers' mouths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" By "bones" I suppose they meant facts to tie to. They were scarceenough at that stage of the inquiry. I have in my desk a tablegiving the ages at which children get their teeth that bears witnessto that. I had been struggling with the problem of child-labor insome East Side factories, and was not making any headway. The childrenhad certificates, one and all, declaring them to be "fourteen, " andtherefore fit to be employed. It was perfectly evident that theywere not ten in scores of cases, bu...t the employer shrugged hisshoulders and pointed to the certificate. The father, usually atailor, would not listen at all, but went right on ironing. Therewas no birth registry to fall back on; that end of it was neglected. There seemed to be no way of proving the fact, yet the fact wasthere and must be proven. My own children were teething at the time, and it gave me an idea. I got Dr. Tracy to write out that tablefor me, showing at what age the dog-teeth should appear, when themolars, etc. Armed with that I went into the factories and priedopen the little workers' mouths.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riis Jacob August to read onlineMoreLess
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