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The modern workman works harder than the feudal serf, lives little better, and produces far more luxury for his master
Drawn from what William Morris said
Our readingWhat is a korrent?
Drawn from what William Morris said
The workman of to-day, if he could realize the position of his forerunner, has some reason to envy him: the feudal serf worked hard, and lived poorly, and produced a rough livelihood for his master; whereas the modern workman, working harder still, and living little if any better than the serf, produces for his master a state of luxury of which the old lord of the manor never dreamed.
Where this was said
↗Signs of Change: Seven Lectures (1888; 1896 edition)gutenberg.org
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