Full Up And Fed Up the Workers Mind in Crowded Britain
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Not bad, is it?" says my weary landlady.
So I guess I can go over for a cup of tea with the profes- sor who is responsible for my being here — a fine man he is in every way, and most learned with regard to coal and many other matters.
Friday, July 23, Rhonda Coal Fields.
The biggest impression of the day — next to my aching arms and shoulder-blades — is of mud and rain. When I asked one of the miners— they are calling me Charlie very familiarly now — the why of the fearful mud of the yard about... the pit-head he exploded: '^ Seven deputations we have had on this bloody n^ud — and only been insulted for our pains. I tell you, you can't get nothing here except by force — and this week proves it. " '^Five times I've been to them on the deputations, " said black-haired Caproni. "Each time they've told us it was well irrigated by nature, — and ended by asking me why I kept making mischief. The thing 'they can never understand, these masters, is that we agitators cannot possibly make mischief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not bad, is it?" says my weary landlady.
So I guess I can go over for a cup of tea with the profes- sor who is responsible for my being here — a fine man he is in every way, and most learned with regard to coal and many other matters.
Friday, July 23, Rhonda Coal Fields.
The biggest impression of the day — next to my aching arms and shoulder-blades — is of mud and rain. When I asked one of the miners— they are calling me Charlie very familiarly now — the why of the fearful mud of the yard about... the pit-head he exploded: '^ Seven deputations we have had on this bloody n^ud — and only been insulted for our pains. I tell you, you can't get nothing here except by force — and this week proves it. " '^Five times I've been to them on the deputations, " said black-haired Caproni. "Each time they've told us it was well irrigated by nature, — and ended by asking me why I kept making mischief. The thing 'they can never understand, these masters, is that we agitators cannot possibly make mischief.
What to read after Full Up And Fed Up the Workers Mind in Crowded Britain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Whiting to read onlineMoreLess
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