America At Work
America At Work
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And so it will go on, the American getting the upper hand, unless British mine owners show more business adaptability, and our miners work harder.
Yet the Americans are paying a big price for their success. I recall sitting among half-a-dozen men who were waiting to go into a pit. They were young fellows, most of them, but pale and worn, and with the tiredness of the long-worked on their fea- 222 AMERICA AT WORK.
tures. There was energy about them, but it was feverish; they drove at their work,... for that was a necessary condition to earn a livelihood. But none of them would ever become old in years.
A friend took me to the office of a coal magnate. He was very kind and friendly, but he was pale and pinched, and his eyes were the most wearied I have ever looked into.
" What's the matter ? " was asked.
" Oh, " he said, with a sigh, " I'm tired ; just tired ; just so tired I would like to crawl into a hole in the ground and shut it behind me. " I made some remark about the fascination of controlling an enormous industry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And so it will go on, the American getting the upper hand, unless British mine owners show more business adaptability, and our miners work harder.
Yet the Americans are paying a big price for their success. I recall sitting among half-a-dozen men who were waiting to go into a pit. They were young fellows, most of them, but pale and worn, and with the tiredness of the long-worked on their fea- 222 AMERICA AT WORK.
tures. There was energy about them, but it was feverish; they drove at their work,... for that was a necessary condition to earn a livelihood. But none of them would ever become old in years.
A friend took me to the office of a coal magnate. He was very kind and friendly, but he was pale and pinched, and his eyes were the most wearied I have ever looked into.
" What's the matter ? " was asked.
" Oh, " he said, with a sigh, " I'm tired ; just tired ; just so tired I would like to crawl into a hole in the ground and shut it behind me. " I made some remark about the fascination of controlling an enormous industry.
What to read after America At Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Foster From Old Catalog Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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