The Secrets of the Great City
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Thousands of children are born in these foul places every year. They never see the light of day, until they are able to crawl into the streets.
They die at a fearful, but happy rate, for they draw in with the air they breathe, disease of every description.
It is said that there are forty thousand vagrant and desti- tute children in this section of the great city. These are ' chiefly of foreign parentage. They do not attend the public schools, for they have not the clothes necessary to enable th...em to do so, and are too dirty and full of vermin to render them safe companions for the other children. The poor lit- tle wretches have no friends, but the pious and hard-working aUachis of the Missions which have been located in their midst In the morning those who have charge of them drive Digitized by VjOOQIC 192 THE SECRETS OF THE GREAT CriT.
them out of their dreadful homes to pick rags, boned, dndera, or any thing that can be nsed or sold, or to beg, or steal, for they are carefully trained in dishonesty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thousands of children are born in these foul places every year. They never see the light of day, until they are able to crawl into the streets.
They die at a fearful, but happy rate, for they draw in with the air they breathe, disease of every description.
It is said that there are forty thousand vagrant and desti- tute children in this section of the great city. These are ' chiefly of foreign parentage. They do not attend the public schools, for they have not the clothes necessary to enable th...em to do so, and are too dirty and full of vermin to render them safe companions for the other children. The poor lit- tle wretches have no friends, but the pious and hard-working aUachis of the Missions which have been located in their midst In the morning those who have charge of them drive Digitized by VjOOQIC 192 THE SECRETS OF THE GREAT CriT.
them out of their dreadful homes to pick rags, boned, dndera, or any thing that can be nsed or sold, or to beg, or steal, for they are carefully trained in dishonesty.
What to read after The Secrets of the Great City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccabe, James Dabney, 1842-1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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