Lays And Letters From Linton
Lays And Letters From Linton
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For the farmer the hiring market also affords a ready, and upon the wliole a safe, method of supplying his wants. He needs, say two or three ploughmen and cottars ; he goes to the market, meets and sees the men personally, talks with them and their present employers — if he has a mind to — at the same time and place, and completes the whole business ofi'liand, without further expense, fuss, or bother. The real evils of hiring markets are the social temptations to excess which the rc-union of so... many old friends and neighbours natui'ally leads to, the too often unavoidable huriy and confusioji in which lis L A Y S A N I) I, r, T T K H S.
bargains have to be made, and the bad encouragement they sup{)ly to inferior workmen. If a man has the body and the outward appearance beiitting a sturdy son of the soil, no matter how shiftless and useless he may be at the tail of the plough or in the farmyard, he may, in tlie market, with a little push and forwardness, secure as large a wage as tlie iiist-class workman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the farmer the hiring market also affords a ready, and upon the wliole a safe, method of supplying his wants. He needs, say two or three ploughmen and cottars ; he goes to the market, meets and sees the men personally, talks with them and their present employers — if he has a mind to — at the same time and place, and completes the whole business ofi'liand, without further expense, fuss, or bother. The real evils of hiring markets are the social temptations to excess which the rc-union of so... many old friends and neighbours natui'ally leads to, the too often unavoidable huriy and confusioji in which lis L A Y S A N I) I, r, T T K H S.
bargains have to be made, and the bad encouragement they sup{)ly to inferior workmen. If a man has the body and the outward appearance beiitting a sturdy son of the soil, no matter how shiftless and useless he may be at the tail of the plough or in the farmyard, he may, in tlie market, with a little push and forwardness, secure as large a wage as tlie iiist-class workman.
What to read after Lays And Letters From Linton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Mucklebackit to read onlineMoreLess
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