The JungleHeritage Press, 1965 - 334 pages |
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... stockyards. Grandmother Majauszkiene had come to America with her son at a time when so far as she knew there was only one other Lithuanian family in the district; the workers had all been Germans then — skilled cattle-butchers that the ...
... stockyards. Grandmother Majauszkiene had come to America with her son at a time when so far as she knew there was only one other Lithuanian family in the district; the workers had all been Germans then — skilled cattle-butchers that the ...
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... stockyards. Day after day Jurgis discovered these things — things never expected nor dreamed of by him — until this new place came to seem a kind of a heaven to him. It was an enormous establishment, covering a hundred and sixty acres ...
... stockyards. Day after day Jurgis discovered these things — things never expected nor dreamed of by him — until this new place came to seem a kind of a heaven to him. It was an enormous establishment, covering a hundred and sixty acres ...
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... stockyards, where Scully was king. And they didn't know how to work, and of course it would not do for the Democratic workers, the noble redskins of the War- Whoop League, to support the Republican openly. The difficulty would not have ...
... stockyards, where Scully was king. And they didn't know how to work, and of course it would not do for the Democratic workers, the noble redskins of the War- Whoop League, to support the Republican openly. The difficulty would not have ...
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