source: Samovar & Porter (1994), p. 84 Syrians did not congregate in urban enclaves; many of the immigrants who had worked as peddlers were able to interact with Americans on a daily basis.
target: 84 Syrians did not congregate in urban enclaves. Many of the immigrants who had worked as peddlers were able to interact with Americans on a daily basis.
references: 84 Syrians did not congregate in urban enclaves. Many of the immigrants who had worked as peddlers were able to interact with Americans on a daily basis. Samovar & Porter (1994), p. 84 Many Syrians, who worked as peddlers, were able to socialize with Americans daily. Syrians did not group in the cities; many who sold things got to speak with Americans regularly. Samovar & Porter (1994), page 84 Syrians did not meet in city areas; many of the immigrants who had worked as peddlers were able to interact with Americans on a daily basis. Samovar & Porter (1994), p. 84 relays that Syrians did not gather in private areas.  Many of them who had worked as peddlers interacted with Americans on a daily basis. Many Syrian immigrants who worked as peddlers were able to interact with Americans on a daily basis. According to Samovar & Porter, Syrians did not gather in urban communities.  Instead, many of the immigrants who had worked as peddlers dealt with Americans on a daily basis. Syrians did not gather in urban territories. Many of the immigrants were able to interact with Americans on a daily basis. Samovar & Porter (1994), p. 84 Syrians didn't go together in city areas; many new people in the country worked as sellers talking with Americans each day. In Samovar & Porter (1994), p. 84 The Syrians did not gather in a certain area but many of the immigrants who had worked as peddlers were able to interact with the Americans on a daily basis.