Prisoners of
Prisoners of Poverty: Women Wage-Workers, Their Trades and Their Lives
作者：Campbell, Helen, 1839-1918
体例：段 章数：15
字数：303,124 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 15 段- It was the old shoemaker, a patient, sad-eyed old Scotchman,
- As the case then at present stands, for this firm, and for m
- "The law! Lord help them that think the law is going to see
- From the fig-leaf down, it would seem as if a portion of the
- "Franz cares only for America," she said. "Come with us some
- The words came with gasps between. It was plain that what sh
- Granted instantly that only the lowest order of worker must
- "'Then you'd better set about it at once,' she says, an' wit
- "Shure I foind things that interestin' that I'm in no haste
- Here and there the conditions of this form of labor are of t
- For a large proportion of the women visited, among whom all
- The trades mentioned here and in preceding papers form but a
- It is certain that many among the most intelligent working-w
- Never till men see and believe that the fortune made by mere
- It is a sober statement of facts by a thoughtful woman who h