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Like a blanket the relentless world the cog-world of personal interests, regulations, and restrictions was coming, gathering up its wastage into its blue-gray depths. Joe was speaking again. His voice was suddenly clearer. "I wonder," he was saying, "if you'd mind goin' for Zeke Thompson and sendin' him up to me? I want him to go somewhere for me. And will you will you call up Mr.
In order to do this, we shall be compelled to stop workers from moving from one war job to another as a matter of personal preference; to stop employers from stealing labor from each other; to use older men, and handicapped people, and more women, and even grown boys and girls, wherever possible and reasonable, to replace men of military age and fitness; to train new personnel for essential war work; and to stop the wastage of labor in all non- essential activities.
But walking the same shore by daylight I recognised that the shells, the mosses, the flowers I trampled on, were, each in its way, as perfect as those great stars: that on these and on Harry as surely as on the stars God had spent, if not infinite pains, then at least so superlative a wisdom that to conceive of them as wastage was to deny the mind which called them forth.
Alone, with no one to talk to, he thought much, and deeply, and simply. He was appalled by the wastage of his city years, by the cheapness, now, of the philosophies of the schools and books, of the clever cynicism of the studio and editorial room, of the cant of the business men in their clubs.
Had it been allowed to continue running, until it stopped of itself in other words, had the surface of the water sunk to the level of the tap-hole then would there have been but little left, scarce enough to have lasted me for a week. I endeavoured to ascertain what had been the amount of wastage, but I could arrive at no satisfactory conclusion.
Alone, with no one to talk to, he thought much, and deeply, and simply. He was appalled by the wastage of his city years, by the cheapness, now, of the philosophies of the schools and books, of the clever cynicism of the studio and editorial room, of the cant of the business men in their clubs.
It was the flour that was causing such a "stoor." The movement of the ship had shaken out the canvas rag with which I had stopped the vent, and the flour was escaping. No doubt this was the cause of the wastage. The idea that all the flour would be lost rushed into my mind, and, as a consequence, that I should once more be forced to return to the rat diet.
They all remain with us-all the sights, and sounds, and thoughts of by-gone times awaiting only the whiff from some latticed gateway, some closed-in court to spring again into exuberant life. If only we are ready for the great moment! As for the odour of the burning wastage of the fields at evening I scarcely know if I dare say it.
The quest for efficiency has called forth in business a new functionary known as the "efficiency expert." Many of these men have done a vast amount of valuable work, but many others have not. While the real expert has been raising the level of business organization, the others have been piling up a large wastage of poor work and lost confidence. But these are side issues.
"They eat berries, but only as Weed Warriors, for the seeds that are in the berries, not for the juicy, fruity part, as the Seed Sowers do. "The Robin, Thrush, and Catbird eat fruits and berries for the juicy, pulpy part. They swallow this, and the seeds or pits pass out with the wastage of their bodies; this is what makes them Seed Sowers.
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