Memoirs of a Working Man
Memoirs of a Working Man
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At the next public mourning they further objected to the extra payment even for black clothes, except they were ordered solely on that account. By this time, therefore, the privilege of having double wages on these emergencies was greatly reduced in value. The master who nov>^ gave me work expressly stipu- lated that I should receive only single wages for whatever garments I might make. To this I was forced to consent, or incur the danger of being for a still longer time out of employment. Thus... situated, I v. Ent to work with a determination to make the '• best of a hard bargain, " and succeeded tolerably well in ray efforts.
I continued to work for this master until trade be- came so dull that he was obliged to discharge several of his workmen, among whom I was included. I was glad to find that I had given him satisfaction, for he promised to employ me again so soon as his business became more brisk. It was, however, more than two months before he had an opportunity of redeeming this pledge ; during v.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the next public mourning they further objected to the extra payment even for black clothes, except they were ordered solely on that account. By this time, therefore, the privilege of having double wages on these emergencies was greatly reduced in value. The master who nov>^ gave me work expressly stipu- lated that I should receive only single wages for whatever garments I might make. To this I was forced to consent, or incur the danger of being for a still longer time out of employment. Thus... situated, I v. Ent to work with a determination to make the '• best of a hard bargain, " and succeeded tolerably well in ray efforts.
I continued to work for this master until trade be- came so dull that he was obliged to discharge several of his workmen, among whom I was included. I was glad to find that I had given him satisfaction, for he promised to employ me again so soon as his business became more brisk. It was, however, more than two months before he had an opportunity of redeeming this pledge ; during v.
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