The Company Owns the Tools
The Company Owns the Tools
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They leaned from one side to the other, try- ing to see what was going on at the front of the line. They were anxious and irritated.
" Hurry it up down there, " someone on the rear shouted. " We haven't got all day. " There was an echoing chorus to his words, disjointed, plaintive : " Hurry it up 1 " " Whassa matter with you guys? " " What are they doing? Handing it out with tweezers? " The rumbling sounds of discontent came out like the sporadic fire of rifles. From the front of the line there... were shouts of advice to those on the rear and not all of it was complimentary. U You won't starve. " "Take it easy " The man in front of Hollis snorted in disgust. " This is the only line in the plant that doesn't ever speed up, " he growled.
His remark was answered by a few bitterly appreci- ative laughs.
The man turned around to look at Hollis. " If they don't get a move on we won't eat, " he said. ;t What are you doing back here anyway? I've got an excuse. Got a bad leg and can't run. You should be able to get here fast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They leaned from one side to the other, try- ing to see what was going on at the front of the line. They were anxious and irritated.
" Hurry it up down there, " someone on the rear shouted. " We haven't got all day. " There was an echoing chorus to his words, disjointed, plaintive : " Hurry it up 1 " " Whassa matter with you guys? " " What are they doing? Handing it out with tweezers? " The rumbling sounds of discontent came out like the sporadic fire of rifles. From the front of the line there... were shouts of advice to those on the rear and not all of it was complimentary. U You won't starve. " "Take it easy " The man in front of Hollis snorted in disgust. " This is the only line in the plant that doesn't ever speed up, " he growled.
His remark was answered by a few bitterly appreci- ative laughs.
The man turned around to look at Hollis. " If they don't get a move on we won't eat, " he said. ;t What are you doing back here anyway? I've got an excuse. Got a bad leg and can't run. You should be able to get here fast.
What to read after The Company Owns the Tools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Vicar to read onlineMoreLess
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