The North American Review volume 136
The North American Review volume 136
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There came in an able-bodied man, who seemed to have some culture ; but, according to his account, he could not find work enough to procure him a meal. The lady asked him to write his name. It was well done. She then proposed to give him good pay for making a number of copies of a circular then in hand. He sat down to his work not very graciously, and, after having worked about twenty minutes, doing about half the lady did in the same time, he received am ple remuneration, but said, as he hande...d the papers to the lady : " Well, this is too humiliating ! I'll never ask help again. " Yet, 392 THE NOETH AMEEICAN REVIEW, the next morning, the lady had occasion to visit her pastor, and found that same man at the door. He had come to beg food.
By all means now known, and to be hereafter discovered, this class of men must be taught that it is not true that the world owes them a living, as they are so fond of repeating, but that it is true that every man owes the world work, and, that if he will not pay this just debt, he is a scoundrel, and, so far from being an object of commiseration, is a subject for punishment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There came in an able-bodied man, who seemed to have some culture ; but, according to his account, he could not find work enough to procure him a meal. The lady asked him to write his name. It was well done. She then proposed to give him good pay for making a number of copies of a circular then in hand. He sat down to his work not very graciously, and, after having worked about twenty minutes, doing about half the lady did in the same time, he received am ple remuneration, but said, as he hande...d the papers to the lady : " Well, this is too humiliating ! I'll never ask help again. " Yet, 392 THE NOETH AMEEICAN REVIEW, the next morning, the lady had occasion to visit her pastor, and found that same man at the door. He had come to beg food.
By all means now known, and to be hereafter discovered, this class of men must be taught that it is not true that the world owes them a living, as they are so fond of repeating, but that it is true that every man owes the world work, and, that if he will not pay this just debt, he is a scoundrel, and, so far from being an object of commiseration, is a subject for punishment.
What to read after The North American Review volume 136?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson James Weldon to read onlineMoreLess
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