The Public Library
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The Association, further, busies itself in promoting study circles, lectures, and evening classes, official or otherwise. It has its own library and education committee, whose activities coincide in large measure with the work that the county education committees and directors of education are doing, or ought to be doing, in carrying out the rural library scheme. Yet the Village Clubs Associ- ation and the educational authorities, even in counties where rural libraries exist and both are ostens...ibly engaged - in furthering the same pur- poses, have done no tiling yet in concert, have not availed themselves of each others' services, and RURAL LIBRARIES 153 so far as a person who is not a Government official can make out, do not know of each others' exis- tence. In short, this is another notable instance of our national gift for doing things twice over and at the same time leaving them undone, of paying twice for the same job and declining to do it properly because of the expense. This too, in days of anti-waste campaigns and niggardly economy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Association, further, busies itself in promoting study circles, lectures, and evening classes, official or otherwise. It has its own library and education committee, whose activities coincide in large measure with the work that the county education committees and directors of education are doing, or ought to be doing, in carrying out the rural library scheme. Yet the Village Clubs Associ- ation and the educational authorities, even in counties where rural libraries exist and both are ostens...ibly engaged - in furthering the same pur- poses, have done no tiling yet in concert, have not availed themselves of each others' services, and RURAL LIBRARIES 153 so far as a person who is not a Government official can make out, do not know of each others' exis- tence. In short, this is another notable instance of our national gift for doing things twice over and at the same time leaving them undone, of paying twice for the same job and declining to do it properly because of the expense. This too, in days of anti-waste campaigns and niggardly economy.
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