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Und hier ist die Lösung:
Es handelt sich um Kunstwörter, die es in Wirklichkeit nicht gibt, die ich erfunden habe, um sicher zu gehen, dass niemand sie kennt. Auf diese Weise kann jeder für sich überprüfen, Hier also der Originaltext:

"Today children can also be academic failures as early as kindergarten. For prosperous middle-class, America has suddenly discovered the prestige of education. It is bowing down before it as before a golden calf. I am not, naturally, against education. To enlarge and elevate the mind, particularly the child mind, is the noblest of all human activities. Moreover, the hungry intelligence of youth has always been able to assimilate more learning than our schools were prepared to feed it. What I deplore is the new race toward measured achievement, the frantic struggle of all parents to set their children competing for grades, marks, triumphs in aptitude tests, not for the love of knowledge, but because only triumph will get them into future colleges."
 
Die Kunstwörter entsprechen also folgenden realen Wörtern:
 

meeric academic
a kirch, kirches, to kirch  a failure, to fail
the scritch prestige
to inhere, inherement 
inheremental
to educate, education 
educational
to inhax 
inhaxation
to achieve 
achievement
brotes grades
a dispage a triumph
a barl a college

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