Tramping On Life; An Autobiographical Narrative
Tramping On Life; An Autobiographical Narrative
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Also, each worker was supposed to receive dividends — ^which dividends consisted in pairs of mittens and thick woolen socks distributed by the foremen at Christmas time . , or maybe an extra dollar in pay, that week, "Two dollars a week less than a fellow would draw at any other place that ran the same sort of business," grumbled a young book- binder who was by way of being a poet, "and a pair of woolen mit- tens or socks, or an extra dollar, once a year, as dividends !" However, I think that t...he artworkers had finer lodgings and board than most workers covdd have supplied for themselves . .
and the married couples lived in nicer houses . . and they heard the best music, had the best books to read, lived truly in the presence of the greatest art and thought of the world . . and heard speak in the chapel, from time to time, all the distinguished men of the 192 TRAMPING ON LIFE country . . who came, sooner or later, to visit Spalton and our community. . .
What though the wages were not so big, what though you rang up the time of arrival at work and the time of departure from it, on hidden time-clocks, what though every piece of statuary, every picture, every stick of furniture, had, on the bottom of it, its price label, or, depending from it, its tag that told the price at which it might be bought !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Also, each worker was supposed to receive dividends — ^which dividends consisted in pairs of mittens and thick woolen socks distributed by the foremen at Christmas time . , or maybe an extra dollar in pay, that week, "Two dollars a week less than a fellow would draw at any other place that ran the same sort of business," grumbled a young book- binder who was by way of being a poet, "and a pair of woolen mit- tens or socks, or an extra dollar, once a year, as dividends !" However, I think that t...he artworkers had finer lodgings and board than most workers covdd have supplied for themselves . .
and the married couples lived in nicer houses . . and they heard the best music, had the best books to read, lived truly in the presence of the greatest art and thought of the world . . and heard speak in the chapel, from time to time, all the distinguished men of the 192 TRAMPING ON LIFE country . . who came, sooner or later, to visit Spalton and our community. . .
What though the wages were not so big, what though you rang up the time of arrival at work and the time of departure from it, on hidden time-clocks, what though every piece of statuary, every picture, every stick of furniture, had, on the bottom of it, its price label, or, depending from it, its tag that told the price at which it might be bought !
What to read after Tramping On Life; An Autobiographical Narrative?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kemp Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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