The Immigrants
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They did not dream of history or see themselves as a part of history. They partook of a mythology of the place to which they were going, but of the fact of the place they knew little indeed. Misery absorbed them. Nausea absorbed them. The agony of their stomachs absorbed them. In the pitching, shifting, fetid cabin occupied by eight human beings, four of them adult, four of them children, mea suring eight feet by eight feet, stinking of a mixture of body odor and vomit, unventilated, they were a...bsorbed by the various degrees of their misery—and this misery appeared to them to go on for an eternity.
On the small, cold, wind-and water-swept deck that was allotted to steerage passengers, there was some re lief from the closeness of the cabin, but the North At lantic in the month of December, in this year of 1888, provided small compensation for the breath of fresh air the deck granted. The deck was wet and icy cold and awash whenever the weather worsened. And the weather was not good during that passage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They did not dream of history or see themselves as a part of history. They partook of a mythology of the place to which they were going, but of the fact of the place they knew little indeed. Misery absorbed them. Nausea absorbed them. The agony of their stomachs absorbed them. In the pitching, shifting, fetid cabin occupied by eight human beings, four of them adult, four of them children, mea suring eight feet by eight feet, stinking of a mixture of body odor and vomit, unventilated, they were a...bsorbed by the various degrees of their misery—and this misery appeared to them to go on for an eternity.
On the small, cold, wind-and water-swept deck that was allotted to steerage passengers, there was some re lief from the closeness of the cabin, but the North At lantic in the month of December, in this year of 1888, provided small compensation for the breath of fresh air the deck granted. The deck was wet and icy cold and awash whenever the weather worsened. And the weather was not good during that passage.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Fast to read onlineMoreLess
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