Jack Londons What Life Means to Me
Jack Londons What Life Means to Me
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But there was no way of replenishing the laborer's stock of muscle. The more he sold of his muscle, the less of it remained to him. It was his one commodity, and each day his stock of it diminished. In the end, if he did not die before, he sold out and put up his shutters. He was a muscle bankrupt, and nothing remained to him but to go down in the cellar of society and perish miserably.
I learned further, that brain was like wise a commodity. It, too, was different from muscle. A brain seller w...as only at his prime when he was fifty or sixty years old, and his wares were fetching higher prices than ever. But a laborer was worked out or broken down at forty- five or fifty. I had been in the cellar of 14 WHAT LIFE MEANS TO ME society, and I did not like the place as a habitation. The pipes and drains were unsanitary, and the air was bad to breathe. If I could not live on the parlor floor of society, I could, at any rate, have a try at the attic. It was true, the diet there was slim, but the air at least was pure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there was no way of replenishing the laborer's stock of muscle. The more he sold of his muscle, the less of it remained to him. It was his one commodity, and each day his stock of it diminished. In the end, if he did not die before, he sold out and put up his shutters. He was a muscle bankrupt, and nothing remained to him but to go down in the cellar of society and perish miserably.
I learned further, that brain was like wise a commodity. It, too, was different from muscle. A brain seller w...as only at his prime when he was fifty or sixty years old, and his wares were fetching higher prices than ever. But a laborer was worked out or broken down at forty- five or fifty. I had been in the cellar of 14 WHAT LIFE MEANS TO ME society, and I did not like the place as a habitation. The pipes and drains were unsanitary, and the air was bad to breathe. If I could not live on the parlor floor of society, I could, at any rate, have a try at the attic. It was true, the diet there was slim, but the air at least was pure.
What to read after Jack Londons What Life Means to Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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