. Recensione di recensioni e mondo del lavoro. ripreso in contemplazione di thehouse. La partita non ha avuto alcuna possibilità. In secondo luogo era scavato. Qualche patata-vigne wereplanted, forse una pesca-tree. Vi erano thepreliminary segni di una recinzione. In terzo, ONU-der lo stimolo di un prezzo offerto dall'uomo-agement, un giardino è stato evoluto con, necessariamente,un recinto. A questo punto la patata divenne sud-denly un elemento. Essa aveva alimentato la famiglia thewinter prima senza altre spese di un littlescratching del terreno. Le sue possibilità loomedlarge. Il giardino divenne una fattoria su una piccola. Il suo proprietario applicano

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. Review of reviews and world's work. taken up in contemplation of thehouse. The lot had no possibilities. In the second, it was dug up. A few potato-vines wereplanted, perhaps a peach-tree. There were thepreliminary signs of a fence.. In the third, un-der the stimulus of a price offered by the man-agement, a garden was evolved, with, necessarily, a fence. At this point the potato became sud-denly an element. It had fed the family thewinter before without other outlay than a littlescratching of the ground. Its possibilities loomedlarge. The garden became a farm on a smallscale. Its owner applied for more land and gotit. That was the very purpose of the colony. A woman, with a strong face and shrewd, brown eyes, rose from an onion-bed she had beenweeding to open the gate. Come in, she said, «and be welcome.Upon a wall of the best room hung a picture ofMichael Bakounine, the nihilist. I found it inthese colonies everywhere side by side withWashingtons, Lincolns, and Baron de Hirschs.Mrs. Breslow and her husband left home for. TYPICAL FARMING FAMILY. cause. He was a carpenter. Nine months theystarved in a Forsyth-Street tenement, paying $15a montli for three rooms. Jhis cottage is theirown. They have paid for it ($800) since theycame out with the first settlers. The lot wasgiven to them, but tliey bought tlie adjoiningone to raise truck in. Gott sei dank, says the woman, with shin-ing eyes, < we owe nothing and pay no rent, andare never more hungry. Down the street a little way is the cottage ofone who received the first prize for her gardenlast year. Fragrant box hedges in tlie plot. A 692 THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS. cow with crumpled horn stands munching corn-cobs at the barn. Four hens are sitting in asmany barrels, eying the stranger with half-anx-ious, half-hostile looks. A topknot, tied by theleg to the fence, struggles madly to escape. Thechildren bring dandelions and clover to soothe itscaptivity. The shadows lengthen. The shop gives up itsworkers