The Personality of American Cities
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" Only it all goes to show how we've bobbed up in the last twenty years. You know what we used to be — an inconsider- able lake port up on the north brink of Ohio with Cin- cinnati down there in the south pruning herself as a real metropolis and calling herself the Queen City. We might call ourselves the Queen City today and stretch no points, but that's a sort of fancy title that's gone out of fashion now. The Sixth City sounds more like the Twentieth Century. " And Cleveland having thus bapti...zed herself, as it were, proceeded to spread her new name to the world. " Cleveland — Sixth City " appeared on the stationery of her business houses ; her tailors stitched it in upon the labels of the ready-made suits they sent to all corners of the land; her bakers stamped it on the products of their ovens ; big shippers stenciled it over packing-cases ; manufacturers even placed it upon the brass-plates of the 185 i86 PERSONALITY OF AMERICAN CITIES lathes and other complicated machines they sent forth from their shops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Only it all goes to show how we've bobbed up in the last twenty years. You know what we used to be — an inconsider- able lake port up on the north brink of Ohio with Cin- cinnati down there in the south pruning herself as a real metropolis and calling herself the Queen City. We might call ourselves the Queen City today and stretch no points, but that's a sort of fancy title that's gone out of fashion now. The Sixth City sounds more like the Twentieth Century. " And Cleveland having thus bapti...zed herself, as it were, proceeded to spread her new name to the world. " Cleveland — Sixth City " appeared on the stationery of her business houses ; her tailors stitched it in upon the labels of the ready-made suits they sent to all corners of the land; her bakers stamped it on the products of their ovens ; big shippers stenciled it over packing-cases ; manufacturers even placed it upon the brass-plates of the 185 i86 PERSONALITY OF AMERICAN CITIES lathes and other complicated machines they sent forth from their shops.
What to read after The Personality of American Cities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Hungerford to read onlineMoreLess
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