Simple Simon Socialist
Simple Simon Socialist
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2 : — Jones, Jim.
Canvasser's Remarks.
Saw Mrs. J. , who looked worried. I was very sympathetic. Told me she had had no solid food for two days. Very sad case. Husband working, .
85 but brought home no money. Evidently not receiving a living wage. Informed her that under Socialism there would be higher wages and men would have more time for leisure to devote to the family. Lady said her husband didn't want more time — had got too much now. Got rather crusty when I asked where he was working. Pu...zzling case. Must consult Marx.
No. 4 : — JoppiN, Bill.
Canvasser's Remarks.
Lady very talkative. I cracked one of the jokes I heard at the " Trumpeter's " Spies — I mean Scouts — tea party at Shamdossers' Hall. Mrs. Joppin explains that the husband of the lady next door was doing "time" for a burglary. Note. — Consult Karl Marx as to the Socialised human labour time for cracking a crib.
No, 6 :— GiLLY, Mary.
Canvasser s Remarks.
No male voter here. Mary keeps a lodger, who pays no rent, except when in work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 : — Jones, Jim.
Canvasser's Remarks.
Saw Mrs. J. , who looked worried. I was very sympathetic. Told me she had had no solid food for two days. Very sad case. Husband working, .
85 but brought home no money. Evidently not receiving a living wage. Informed her that under Socialism there would be higher wages and men would have more time for leisure to devote to the family. Lady said her husband didn't want more time — had got too much now. Got rather crusty when I asked where he was working. Pu...zzling case. Must consult Marx.
No. 4 : — JoppiN, Bill.
Canvasser's Remarks.
Lady very talkative. I cracked one of the jokes I heard at the " Trumpeter's " Spies — I mean Scouts — tea party at Shamdossers' Hall. Mrs. Joppin explains that the husband of the lady next door was doing "time" for a burglary. Note. — Consult Karl Marx as to the Socialised human labour time for cracking a crib.
No, 6 :— GiLLY, Mary.
Canvasser s Remarks.
No male voter here. Mary keeps a lodger, who pays no rent, except when in work.
What to read after Simple Simon Socialist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rodney Random to read onlineMoreLess
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