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The families had all been of different nationalities — there had been a
representative of several races that had displaced each other in the stockyards.
Grandmother Majauszkiene had come to America with her son at a time when so
far as she ...
The families had all been of different nationalities — there had been a
representative of several races that had displaced each other in the stockyards.
Grandmother Majauszkiene had come to America with her son at a time when so
far as she ...
Page 185
... it had even a reading room, and decent places where its girl hands could rest;
also the work was free from many of the elements of filth and repulsiveness that
prevailed at the stockyards. Day after day Jurgis discovered these things —
things ...
... it had even a reading room, and decent places where its girl hands could rest;
also the work was free from many of the elements of filth and repulsiveness that
prevailed at the stockyards. Day after day Jurgis discovered these things —
things ...
Page 240
To this the Republicans had assented at once; but the hell of it was — so Harper
explained — that the Republicans were all of them fools — a man had to be a
fool to be a Republican in the stockyards, where Scully was king. And they didn't
...
To this the Republicans had assented at once; but the hell of it was — so Harper
explained — that the Republicans were all of them fools — a man had to be a
fool to be a Republican in the stockyards, where Scully was king. And they didn't
...
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Informations bibliographiques
| Titre | The Jungle |
| Auteur | Upton Sinclair |
| Éditeur | Heritage Press, 1965 |
| Longueur | 334 pages |
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