The Wit And Humor of America, volume Iii. (Of X.)
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He had been givenjurisdiction over that particular district because it was his nativeheath, and the Board of Education considered that he would be more insympathy with the inhabitants than a stranger. The truth was absolutelythe reverse. Because he had spent his early years in a large old houseon East Broadway, because he now saw his birthplace changed to a squalidtenement, and the happy hunting grounds of his youth grown ragged andforeign--swarming with strange faces and noisy with strange ton...gues--Mr. O'Shea bore a sullen grudge against the usurping race.
He resented the caressing air with which Teacher held the little handplaced so confidently within her own and he welcomed the opportunity ofgratifying his still ruffled temper and his racial antagonism at thesame time. He would take a rise out of this young woman about herlittle Jew. She would be comforted later on. Mr. O'Shea rather fanciedhimself in the r
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been givenjurisdiction over that particular district because it was his nativeheath, and the Board of Education considered that he would be more insympathy with the inhabitants than a stranger. The truth was absolutelythe reverse. Because he had spent his early years in a large old houseon East Broadway, because he now saw his birthplace changed to a squalidtenement, and the happy hunting grounds of his youth grown ragged andforeign--swarming with strange faces and noisy with strange ton...gues--Mr. O'Shea bore a sullen grudge against the usurping race.
He resented the caressing air with which Teacher held the little handplaced so confidently within her own and he welcomed the opportunity ofgratifying his still ruffled temper and his racial antagonism at thesame time. He would take a rise out of this young woman about herlittle Jew. She would be comforted later on. Mr. O'Shea rather fanciedhimself in the r
What to read after The Wit And Humor of America, volume Iii. (Of X.)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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