[Vynne, Harold Richard] [from old catalog] · Chicago, Thomson and Zimmerman · leaf 142
ng this im-pression in some degree that reference is aboutto be made to some institutions, the very ex-istence of which, denotes a desire on the part ofthe respectable majority to do all they can for thebenefit and improvement of the minority, givenover to evil ways. Every great city in the world… … 140 over, some institutions that should atone, inthe eyes of its critics, for some of the evils thatare undoubtedly to be found within its borders. It is possible for a perfectly moral person,one used to all the refinement and peace ofthe most law-abiding and self-respecting ofcommunities, to spend…
