1. Rags to Middle Class
... a very harsh place for an orphan. Children were left homeless and had no hope to survive. They had to dream in boxes on the street in Hell's Kitchen. They dreamt of a warm bed and a nice meal waiting on the table. They dreamed of having money that would give them power to enjoy everything else in ... Middle class with individual effort and inner qualities. Alger made the character, Ragged Dick, who was a very honest and hard working poor boy that lived in Hell's Kitchen. Dick would never cheat or steal. He was very ignorant, but Alger gave him hope of a better life. Dick was a boot blac...
- Word Count: 712
- Approx Pages: 3
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School