The Woman Who Toils
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But you'll lose your forefinger nail, allright!" Then she gave a little laugh as she turned her boot around topolish it.
"Once I tried to clean my hands up. Lord! it's no good! I scrub 'em witha scrubbin'-brush on Sundays. " "How long have you been at this job?" "Ten months. " They called her "Bobby"; the men from their machines nodded to her nowand then, bantering her across the noise of their wheels. She wasignorant of it, too stupid to know whether life took her in sport or inearnest! The me...n themselves worked in their flannel shirts. Not far fromus was a wretchedly ill-looking individual, the very shadow of manhood. I observed that once he cast toward us a look of interest. Under my feetwas a raised platform on which I stood, bending to my work. During themorning the consumptive man strolled over and whispered something to"Bobby. " He made her dullness understand. When he had gone back to hisjob she said to me: "Say, w'y don't yer push that platform away and stand down on the floor?You're too tall to need that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But you'll lose your forefinger nail, allright!" Then she gave a little laugh as she turned her boot around topolish it.
"Once I tried to clean my hands up. Lord! it's no good! I scrub 'em witha scrubbin'-brush on Sundays. " "How long have you been at this job?" "Ten months. " They called her "Bobby"; the men from their machines nodded to her nowand then, bantering her across the noise of their wheels. She wasignorant of it, too stupid to know whether life took her in sport or inearnest! The me...n themselves worked in their flannel shirts. Not far fromus was a wretchedly ill-looking individual, the very shadow of manhood. I observed that once he cast toward us a look of interest. Under my feetwas a raised platform on which I stood, bending to my work. During themorning the consumptive man strolled over and whispered something to"Bobby. " He made her dullness understand. When he had gone back to hisjob she said to me: "Say, w'y don't yer push that platform away and stand down on the floor?You're too tall to need that.
What to read after The Woman Who Toils?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Vorst John Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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