The Spirit of Youth And the City Streets
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I recall another boy who worked his way to New York and back again toChicago before he was quite fourteen years old, skilfully escapingthe truant officers as well as the police and special railroaddetectives. He told his story with great pride, but always modestlyadmitted that he could never have done it if his father had not been alocomotive engineer so that he had played around railroad tracks and"was onto them ever since he was a small kid. " There are many of these adventurous boys who exhi...bit a curiousincapacity for any effort which requires sustained energy. They showan absolute lack of interest in the accomplishment of what theyundertake, so marked that if challenged in the midst of theiractivity, they will be quite unable to tell you the end they have inview. Then there are those tramp boys who are the despair of every onewho tries to deal with them.
I remember the case of a boy who traveled almost around the world inthe years lying between the ages of eleven and fifteen. He had livedfor six months in Honolulu where he had made up his mind to settlewhen the irresistible "Wanderlust" again seized him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I recall another boy who worked his way to New York and back again toChicago before he was quite fourteen years old, skilfully escapingthe truant officers as well as the police and special railroaddetectives. He told his story with great pride, but always modestlyadmitted that he could never have done it if his father had not been alocomotive engineer so that he had played around railroad tracks and"was onto them ever since he was a small kid. " There are many of these adventurous boys who exhi...bit a curiousincapacity for any effort which requires sustained energy. They showan absolute lack of interest in the accomplishment of what theyundertake, so marked that if challenged in the midst of theiractivity, they will be quite unable to tell you the end they have inview. Then there are those tramp boys who are the despair of every onewho tries to deal with them.
I remember the case of a boy who traveled almost around the world inthe years lying between the ages of eleven and fifteen. He had livedfor six months in Honolulu where he had made up his mind to settlewhen the irresistible "Wanderlust" again seized him.
What to read after The Spirit of Youth And the City Streets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Addams Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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