The Workers; An Experiment in Reality
The Workers; An Experiment in Reality
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"What reason would they have for not treating you well? But, all the the same, they take you in for charity, for you couldn't pay for a seat in one of them churches. No, sir, the rich folks build their churches for themselves, and they keep them up for them- selves, and I ain't never going to interfere with that arrangement. I don't mind going to the meetings of the Association once in awhile, for there's fellows of your own kind there, and you hear some good speaking and singing. I ain't got m...uch use even for that, for it's only a side- show that's run mostly by the rich, but I ain't got no use at all for your churches. " Nevertheless, on the whole, I was sorry the next morning that Albert was not with me. There were moments when I did not regret it, but the sermon, for all its strange setting, was one which could scarcely have failed to impress him.
After a seven o'clock breakfast, which seemed luxuriously late, and which Dennis and I shared alone on Sunday mornings, I set out as usual for the South Side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What reason would they have for not treating you well? But, all the the same, they take you in for charity, for you couldn't pay for a seat in one of them churches. No, sir, the rich folks build their churches for themselves, and they keep them up for them- selves, and I ain't never going to interfere with that arrangement. I don't mind going to the meetings of the Association once in awhile, for there's fellows of your own kind there, and you hear some good speaking and singing. I ain't got m...uch use even for that, for it's only a side- show that's run mostly by the rich, but I ain't got no use at all for your churches. " Nevertheless, on the whole, I was sorry the next morning that Albert was not with me. There were moments when I did not regret it, but the sermon, for all its strange setting, was one which could scarcely have failed to impress him.
After a seven o'clock breakfast, which seemed luxuriously late, and which Dennis and I shared alone on Sunday mornings, I set out as usual for the South Side.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wyckoff, Walter Augustus, 1865-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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