Chapter 15 of 66
1. The Intelligence of the Average Voter.
Expository Writing · Mervin James Curl
1. The Intelligence of the Average Voter.
a. For a woman who eagerly desires woman suffrage.
b. For a refined but narrow aristocrat, descendant of an old family.
c. For an agitating member of the I. W. W.
2. The Value of Courses in Literature for the Technical Student.
a. For a hard-headed civil engineer.
b. For a white-haired, kindly old professor of Greek, who resents the intrusion of science and labor.
c. For a mother who wants her son to "get everything good from his technical course."
3. The Delights of Fishing.
a. For a woman who cannot understand why her husband wants to be always going on silly fishing trips.
b. For a group of city men who are devotees of the sport.
c. For a small boy who hopes some day to go with "Dad" on his trips.