On the East Coast, the New York Tribune wrote of the doubters, "They are certain that no six-year-old could have written these chronicles, so rich in classic lore, so well sustained in narrative interest, and, above all, so extensive that the mere physical labor involved would be worthy of a highly systematized author of bestsellers".
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A year's worth of food now costs a mere 260 hours of labor, and that price buys much greater variety and convenience, including a lot of restaurant meals.
Even though the feudal system was terrible in that it reduced the life of the serf to mere survival, essentially unpaid labor by men and women serfs on their little plot of land was shared, and within the peasant family and community structure men and women were considered equal based on the value of their different but mutually valuable skills.
"But I'm sure that these women were paid a mere pittance for their labors".
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"Working for a just distribution of the fruits of the earth and human labor is not mere philanthropy," he said in Bolivia.
"A Demimonde in Twilight" (June 2) reports that a writer of pornography "often labors for a mere 20 cents a word".
Mr. Moody inhabits the problematic world of the sex writer, that lowliest of creatures in the pornography universe, who often labors for a mere 20 cents a word, churning out imaginary letters, lascivious vignettes, potty-mouthed "girl copy" (the text for a "photo set") and, when he can, satires and short stories.
But labor costs amount to mere pennies on the dollar of the cost of produce.
Alan D. Mutter, who blogs at Reflections of a Newsosaur, said that newspapers "collectively employ a mere 0.2percentt of the nation's labor force and generate only 0.36percentt of the gross national product".
