 | 1834 - 836 頁
...yarn, of five ounces to the hank, the other to fifty spindles.* The first had llrf. the other lOd. per day. The range which each girl had to move over...shifted the pirns ; screwed and unscrewed the flies, &c. To supply the place of such artists by new adult hands would be utterly impracticable, and difficult... | |
 | Andrew Ure - 1835 - 512 頁
...M.ft, Sicoad Fadory Coisucosion Rapist, p. 53, A. 3. health and vigour, with finely-proportioned forms. It is quite impossible to give an adequate notion of the quickness and dexterity with which two girls, about thirteen years of age, joined their broken ends of threads, shifted the pirns, screwed... | |
 | Andrew Ure - 1835 - 520 頁
...MD, Second Factory Commission Report, p. 53, A. 3. health and vigour, with finely-proportioned forms, is quite impossible to give an adequate notion of the quickness and dexterity with which two girls, about thirteen years of age, joined their broken ends threads, shifted the pirns, screwed... | |
 | john forbes m.d f.r.s. f.g.s - 1843 - 606 頁
...possess in maturity the apparent extreme of high health and vigour, with finely-proportioned forms. It is quite impossible to give an adequate notion of the quickness and dexterity with which two girls about thirteen years of age, joined their broken ends of threads, shifted the pirns, screwed... | |
 | Charles Wing - 1967 - 700 頁
...yarn, of five ounces to the hank, the other to fifty spindles. The first had lid., the other 10c?. per day. The range which each girl had to move over...shifted the pirns ; screwed and unscrewed the flies, &c. To supply the place of such artists by new hands would be utterly impracticable, and difficult... | |
 | Andrew Ure - 1967 - 504 頁
...MD, Second Factory Commission Report, p. 53, A. 3. health and vigour, with finely-proportioned forms. It is quite impossible to give an adequate notion of the quickness and dexterity with which two girls, about thirteen years of age, joined their broken ends of threads, shifted the pirns, screwed... | |
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per day. The range which each girl had to move over along her spindles, or the length of the pass, was about twenty-two feet. It is quite impossible to give an adequate notion of the quickness and dexterity with which these girls joined their broken ends... 