Capitolo 27
them, because even if doesn't give her to them money, she can get along
without him."
There is an impressive number of children that the uncomplainingly and
continually gives on their weekly wages to their parents, sometimes
receiving again ten cents or a quarter for expense-money, but completely as
often nothing at all; and the writer knows a girl of twenty-five who
for six years you/he/she has continually received two cents for week from the to fall
wages that she earns in a great factory. It is it the habit or the virtue that
does it hold her/it you consolidate in this progress? If love and tenderness had been
replaced for parental despotism, his/her mother has had enough
affection, enough power of expression to hold the sense of his/her daughter of
money's obligation through all these years? This girl that spends her/it
two niggardly cents on mastication-gum and suit goes in clearly suits of her
mother is choosing, while many of his/her friends spend their whole wages on
those suits that love so well girls of factory, have to be kept from some
he/she forces powerful person.
The visitor of charity finds more these thin and elusive problems
harrowing. The head of a family that she is visiting is a man that is become
black-listed in a strike. He is not a worker a lot of good person and this, it added
to the reputation of his/her agitator, it holds out it for a lot of time of job. The
fatal result to be long out of job follows: he becomes less and less
anxious for him, and it finds a "job" less and less frequently. In order to
holds on his/her proper love, and even more to hold the respect of his/her wife for
him, he produces to the small same-falsehood that this prolonged the idleness
it follows because he was once blacklisted and him it gradually becomes a
martyr. I perhaps lavish down in his/her heart--but that he/she knows what can be deep
down in his/her heart? Anything can be his/her wife, she doesn't show for
an instant that she thinks that he has started lazy, and gotten used to see her/it
earningses, sewing and cleaning, the most greater part of the scarce income for the family.