Capitolo 72
prosperous people do, because they can command neither the ability nor the time
for the most tedious preparation of the subject before. The writer has
seen a passage of mother of tenement-house by a basket of green peas to the door
of a local shop of groceries, to purchase a can of canned peas, because them
you/he/she could easily be prepared for supper and "his/her children it liked the of pond
taste."
It is easy comparatively for an employer to handle his/her family
industry with a cook, a laundress, a maid. The difficulties really
you start when the income of family is so small that but a person can be
assumed in the family for all these various functions and the
difficulties increase and they almost grow insurmountable as them they fall
together on the mother of the family that is living in an apartment or,
worse anchor, in a house of tenement, where a heater and one put of
utensils must have put to all the son-in-laws of uses, is all right or it disables, while doing the
stay of the family a horror in the summer, and perfectly
insupportable in washing-day rainy in winter. Such woman, rather than
the woman of prosperous house, produced of factory of uses and so anybody tall
standard of quality is established.
The problem of national service in which has been discussed from very the
United States and England, are entering now France to prominence. As a
notorious economist has recently pointed out, the great defection in
the lines of domestics are considered a signal of revolt against there a
"unconscious slavery", while English and American writers appeal the
statistics of which you/they sharpen to the absorption of an enormous number the
you classify from that servants were previously enlisted in factory
jobs, and it exhorts, as the natural solution that more than the
products used in families are built in factories and that
personal service, at least for healthy adults is eliminated together.
Both of these lines of discussion they certainly point out that national
service is producing to the influence of a democratic movement, and it is