The Searchlight
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They know not what they do. Would it not be well to examine ourselves and see where we stand? Whether we are in favor with God or have lost all influence to save and rescue men from the rattlesnake s den? These dens never before had so strong a hold on humanity, which is our faul-t, for we have let them have their own way while we, so timid, had nothing to say. That is the way things go when we play. We kept hands off as though we were destined here to stay, as though men were not worth looking... after, until our land is filled and black with crime from one end to the other. This will grow worse and worse as long as we suffer the foreigner to come here arid set up the rattlesnake s den to charm our weak ones, void of intel lect, who know not the worth of money or character.
Why do we cloak anything so black with crime?
We should go to work at once and build work shops enough to give employment to every idle man or woman. Then set free every man that has committed crime under the influence of drink, for it is our fault that we have murder dens all over this fair land of too much freedom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They know not what they do. Would it not be well to examine ourselves and see where we stand? Whether we are in favor with God or have lost all influence to save and rescue men from the rattlesnake s den? These dens never before had so strong a hold on humanity, which is our faul-t, for we have let them have their own way while we, so timid, had nothing to say. That is the way things go when we play. We kept hands off as though we were destined here to stay, as though men were not worth looking... after, until our land is filled and black with crime from one end to the other. This will grow worse and worse as long as we suffer the foreigner to come here arid set up the rattlesnake s den to charm our weak ones, void of intel lect, who know not the worth of money or character.
Why do we cloak anything so black with crime?
We should go to work at once and build work shops enough to give employment to every idle man or woman. Then set free every man that has committed crime under the influence of drink, for it is our fault that we have murder dens all over this fair land of too much freedom.
What to read after The Searchlight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rachel Jane Hall Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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