The Patient Observer
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The task of solving the gravest problems of existencehas been thrust upon us, and every day that passes leaves us saddledwith new responsibilities. But the limit of endurance has been reachedat last. We feel that unless we protest now the whole structure ofsociety--its economics, politics, art, and religion--will be shiftedfrom the shoulders of the world's men and women to the shoulders of uschildren. I hope your Honour is willing to hear us. " "Of course, my dear, " the mayor answered softly. ...He said, "My dear, " andhe said it tenderly because he had recognised in the speaker his owndaughter Helen, whom he had supposed with her mother at the theatre.
"Step forward, Flora Binns, " said Helen, and Flora Binns, who was onlyeight, blue-eyed, and with ringlets of gold, approached and curtsiedprettily. "May it please your Honour, " she said, "I am the delegate fromLocal No. 16 Children of Weak and Tempted Stage Mothers' Union. We wishto place on record our opposition to the modern society drama, which sofrequently throws the duty of supporting the climax of a play uponchildren under the age of ten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The task of solving the gravest problems of existencehas been thrust upon us, and every day that passes leaves us saddledwith new responsibilities. But the limit of endurance has been reachedat last. We feel that unless we protest now the whole structure ofsociety--its economics, politics, art, and religion--will be shiftedfrom the shoulders of the world's men and women to the shoulders of uschildren. I hope your Honour is willing to hear us. " "Of course, my dear, " the mayor answered softly. ...He said, "My dear, " andhe said it tenderly because he had recognised in the speaker his owndaughter Helen, whom he had supposed with her mother at the theatre.
"Step forward, Flora Binns, " said Helen, and Flora Binns, who was onlyeight, blue-eyed, and with ringlets of gold, approached and curtsiedprettily. "May it please your Honour, " she said, "I am the delegate fromLocal No. 16 Children of Weak and Tempted Stage Mothers' Union. We wishto place on record our opposition to the modern society drama, which sofrequently throws the duty of supporting the climax of a play uponchildren under the age of ten.
What to read after The Patient Observer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strunsky Simeon to read onlineMoreLess
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