The Woman Who Toils 8 8
The Woman Who Toils 8 8
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The extra five minutes a daymount up to thirty minutes a week and let us off at five on Saturdays.
The conversation around me leads me to suppose that my companions arenot downtrodden in any way, nor that they intend letting work interferewith happiness. They have in their favour the most blessed of allgifts--youth. The tragic faces one meets with are of the womenbreadwinners whose burdens are overwhelming and of the children in whomphysical fatigue arrests development and all possibility of pl...easure. My present team-mates and those along the rest of the room are Americansbetween fourteen and twenty-four years of age, full of unconscious hopefor the future, which is natural in healthy, well-fed youth, takingtheir work cheerily as a self-imposed task in exchange for which theycan have more clothes and more diversions during their leisure hours.
The profitable job given us on the following day is monotonous anddirty, but we net $1. 05 each. There is a mechanical roller which passesbefore us, carrying at irregular intervals a large sheet of colouredpaper covered with glue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The extra five minutes a daymount up to thirty minutes a week and let us off at five on Saturdays.
The conversation around me leads me to suppose that my companions arenot downtrodden in any way, nor that they intend letting work interferewith happiness. They have in their favour the most blessed of allgifts--youth. The tragic faces one meets with are of the womenbreadwinners whose burdens are overwhelming and of the children in whomphysical fatigue arrests development and all possibility of pl...easure. My present team-mates and those along the rest of the room are Americansbetween fourteen and twenty-four years of age, full of unconscious hopefor the future, which is natural in healthy, well-fed youth, takingtheir work cheerily as a self-imposed task in exchange for which theycan have more clothes and more diversions during their leisure hours.
The profitable job given us on the following day is monotonous anddirty, but we net $1. 05 each. There is a mechanical roller which passesbefore us, carrying at irregular intervals a large sheet of colouredpaper covered with glue.
What to read after The Woman Who Toils 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs John Van Vorst And Marie Van Vorst to read onlineMoreLess
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