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Identifier: cryforjusticea00sinc (find matches)
Title: The cry for justice : an anthology of the literature of social protest. --
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968
Subjects: Social problems
Publisher: New York and Pasadena, Pub. by Upton Sinclair
Contributing Library: University of British Columbia Library
Digitizing Sponsor: University of British Columbia Library

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THE WHITE SLAVE ABASTENIA ST. LEGKK EBKRLE (Amerkun nculptor, burn 1878) The Outcast 137 people came to be, Esther did not inquire; they wereas much a part of the constitution of things as cloudsand horses. The semi-celestial variety was rarely to bemet with. It lived far away from the Ghetto, and asmall family of it was said to occupy a whole house.Representatives of it, clad in rustling silks or impressivebroad-cloth, and radiating an indefinable aroma of super-humanity, sometimes came to the school, preceded by thebeaming Head Mistress; and then all the little girls roseand curtseyed, and the best of them, passing as averagemembers of the class, astonished the semi-divine personsby their intimate acquaintance with the topography ofthe Pyrenees and the disagreements of Saul and David,the intercourse cf the two species ending in effusivesmiles and general satisfaction. But the dullest of thegirls was alive to the comedy, and had a good-humoredcontempt for the unworldhness of the semi

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