At the Works a Study of a Manufacturing Town
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's, which stands at the head of this list, it will be seen that the husband has 9d. Weekly for his tobacco. In the case of the D. 's, 2s. 4d. Un- 122 AT THE WORKS.
accounted for was probably kept back by the man without any statement as to what it was used for. I have seen one household of a man, H. R. , his wife, child of three, and a baby, in which the man was in receipt of 42s. Weekly. Of this the wife gave him back 7s. To ' waste ' — it was so explicitly stated — and on further in- quiry th...e ' wasting ' consisted in spending it on sweets, on the theatre, or on the music-hall. This is a most respectable, well-conducted man, who spends his Sundays in bed and reads all day long, neither smokes nor drinks, and probably, therefore, feels justified in spending Is. A day for his diversion.
S. D. , whose wages amounted to probably between £2 and £3 a week, was in the habit of putting 30s. Into one pocket always for his wife. He said : ' Whatever happens, I put 30s. In here for her, and she needn't mind what is in the other one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
's, which stands at the head of this list, it will be seen that the husband has 9d. Weekly for his tobacco. In the case of the D. 's, 2s. 4d. Un- 122 AT THE WORKS.
accounted for was probably kept back by the man without any statement as to what it was used for. I have seen one household of a man, H. R. , his wife, child of three, and a baby, in which the man was in receipt of 42s. Weekly. Of this the wife gave him back 7s. To ' waste ' — it was so explicitly stated — and on further in- quiry th...e ' wasting ' consisted in spending it on sweets, on the theatre, or on the music-hall. This is a most respectable, well-conducted man, who spends his Sundays in bed and reads all day long, neither smokes nor drinks, and probably, therefore, feels justified in spending Is. A day for his diversion.
S. D. , whose wages amounted to probably between £2 and £3 a week, was in the habit of putting 30s. Into one pocket always for his wife. He said : ' Whatever happens, I put 30s. In here for her, and she needn't mind what is in the other one.
What to read after At the Works a Study of a Manufacturing Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Eveleen Eleanore Olliffe Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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