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The people who try to help On the Makaloa Mat LondonJack Published bbaaabqh, who gather up the Ghetto children and
send them away on a day's outing to the country [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], believe that not very
many children reach the age of ten without having had at least one day
there. Of this It put me to the blush, a writer says: The mental change caused by one day so
spent must not be undervalued. Whatever the circumstancesthe children
learn the meaning of fields and woodsso that descriptions of country
scenery in the books they readwhich before conveyed no impression
become now intelligible.
One day in the fields and woodsif they are lucky enough to be picked
up by the people who try to help! And they are being born faster every
day than they can be carted off to the fields and woods for the one day in
their lives. One day [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]! In all their livesone day [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]! And for the rest of the
daysas the boy told a certain bishopAt ten we 'ops the wag; at thirteen
we nicks things; an' at sixteen we bashes the copper.Which is to sayat
ten they play truantat thirteen stealand at sixteen are sufficiently
developed hooligans to smash the policemen.
The Rev. J. Cartmel Robinson tells of a boy and girl of his parish who
set out to walk to the forest. They walked and walked through the