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And they had been all stuffed—so many cattle nobody had ever dreamed existed on the earth. Red cattle, black, white, and yellow cattle; old cattle and young cattle; nice bellowing bulls and little calves not an hour born; meek-eyed milch cows and fierce, long-horned Texas steers. The sound of them right here was as of all of the barnyards of the universe; and as for counting them—it will have taken all day merely to rely the pens. Here and there ran long alleys, blocked at intervals by gates; and Jokubas told them that the number of these gates was twenty-5 thousand.
The final sob of little Sebastijonas has been stifled, and the orchestra has as soon as extra been reminded of its duty. The ceremony begins once more—however there are few now left to bounce with, and so very quickly the collection is over and promiscuous dances once extra start.
"I'll pay ye good," mentioned the opposite, eying his huge kind—"a dollar a day and board ye. Help's horrible scarce spherical here." "Is that winter as well as summer season?" Jurgis demanded quickly. "There should be work a strong fellow like yow will discover to do, in the cities, or some place, within the winter time." The water was heat, and he splashed about like a very boy in his glee. Afterward he sat down in the water near the bank, and proceeded to clean himself—soberly and methodically, scouring every inch of him with sand. While he was doing it he would do it completely, and see the way it felt to be clear.
Sometimes they got here of themselves, and the saloon-keepers shared with them; or generally they had been dealt with by companies, the identical as the labor army. "Do you smoke?" "Sometimes," mentioned Jurgis, "however I'll do it out of doors." When the man had assented, he inquired, "How much will it value me? I haven't very a lot cash." "I reckon about twenty cents for supper," replied the farmer.
Sometimes they'd be obstinate and refuse to see it, and Jurgis, alas, was not all the time affected person! He forgot how he himself had been blind, a short while ago— after the fashion of all crusaders since the original ones, who got down to unfold the gospel of Brotherhood by drive of arms. fellow, %and was not fairly welcome at the saloons, and had to drift about from one to another.
It transpired that he had twisted a tendon out of place, and could never have gotten properly with out attention. Then he gripped the edges of the mattress, and shut his enamel together, and turned white with agony, whereas the doctor pulled and wrenched away at his swollen ankle. When finally the physician left, he told him that he would have to lie quiet for 2 months, and that if he went to work before that time he may lame himself for all times. So every week they acquired reports as to what was going on, and sometimes they knew issues before the members of the union knew them. Any one who was thought-about to be harmful by them would find that he was not a favourite along with his boss; and Marija had been an excellent hand for going after the international individuals and preaching to them. However that could be, the identified facts were that a few weeks before the manufacturing facility closed, Marija had been cheated out of her pay for 300 cans. The ladies labored at a protracted table, and behind them walked a lady with pencil and pocket book, preserving depend of the number they completed.
At%seven o'clock the subsequent morning Jurgis was let loose to get water to wash his cell—a duty which he carried out faithfully, however which many of the prisoners were accustomed to shirk, until their cells became so filthy that the guards interposed. Then he had more "duffers and dope," and afterward was allowed three hours for exercise, in an extended, cement-walked court docket roofed with glass. Here were all of the inmates of the jail crowded collectively. At one side of the courtroom was a spot for guests, cut off by two heavy wire screens, a foot apart, in order that nothing could be passed in to the prisoners; here Jurgis watched anxiously, but there came nobody to see him. Soon after he went again to his cell, a keeper opened the door to let in one other prisoner.
That was a bid, so Marija reported, after consulting her pal; after which there was an anxious convention at house. The work was accomplished in one of many cellars, and Jurgis didn't want Ona to work in such a spot; however then it was simple work, and one could not have every thing. It chanced that Durham had just put in an exquisite new lard machine, and when the particular policeman in front of the time station noticed Stanislovas and his doc, he smiled to himself and informed him to go—"Czia! Czia!" pointing. And so Stanislovas went down a protracted stone hall, and up a flight of stairs, which took him right into a room lighted by electrical energy, with the brand new machines for filling lard cans at work in it. The lard was completed on the ground above, and it got here in little jets, like lovely, wriggling, snow-white snakes of unpleasant odor.
And so on till morning—when they would go out to a different day of toil, somewhat weaker, a little nearer to the time when it might be their flip to be shaken from the tree. Then he set some one else at a different job, and showed the lad how to place a lard can each time the empty arm of the remorseless machine got here to him; and so was determined the place in the universe of little Stanislovas, and his future until the top of his days. In summer the stench of the warm lard would be nauseating, and in winter the cans would all but freeze to his naked little fingers in the unheated cellar.