The Arcades Project - Operi

To Tools ols used by HaUSSlllaIm'S workers. Artist unknown. See E5a,6.
ing for the maintenance of at least one dairy cow per family .... . ... During his sojourn
in Paris, the mason lives with all the economy that is consistent with an
unmarried situation; his provisions . ... .. come to approximately thirty-eight francs
a month; month; his his lodgings lodgings ... . . . cost cost only only eight eight francs francs a a month. month. Workers Workers of of the the same same
profession profession ordinarily share share a room, where they sleep two by by two. two. This chamher chamher is
barely heated; it is lit by means of a tallow candle, candle, which the lodgers lodgers take take turns in
buying .... . ... Having reached the age age of forty-five, the mason ... ... henceforth remains
on his property to cultivate it himself .... . ... This way of life forms a marked
contrast to that of the sedentary population; nevertheless, after some years, it
tends visibly to alter .... . ... Thus, during his stay in Paris Paris, , the young mason shows
himself more willing than before to contract illegitimate unions, unions, to spend money on
clothing, and to frequent frequent various gathering places and places of pleasure. As he
becomes becomes less capable capable of elevating himself to the condition of proprietor, he finds