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  "Koppy’s at home," he called.   "Some day you’ll find out something about your underforeman," she teased.   "I wish I could," he returned so viciously that she laughed aloud.   "You’ve been wishing it a long time, but to date he seems innocent enough. You don’t need to care so long as he […]

  "Big Jim Torrance, you mean," he interrupted, throwing back his huge head to laugh. "The crudest boss that ever hammered a lazy bohunk to his pick. No, no, little girl, not all your airs, not all my big jobs, can make me more than a half-taught rough-neck–a success, I’ll admit. But the biggest success […]

"And that," returned the Interpreter, "is exactly what Vodell says for the men who work with their hands in cooeperation with men like you who work with their brains. You say that you built the Mill because you thought and planned and directed its building. Jake Vodell says the men whose physical strength materialized your […]

Again Adam Ward was at a loss for an answer. In the shadowy presence of that old man in the wheel chair the Mill owner was as a wayward child embarrassed before a kindly master. When the Interpreter spoke again his deep voice was colored with gentle patience. "Why have you come to me like […]

The barometer of Adam’s friendliness dropped another degree. "That affair was finally settled at five thousand," he said, and this time he did not laugh. "The time before that," said the Interpreter, "was when your old friend Peter Martin’s wife died. You wanted me to explain to the workmen who attended the funeral how necessary […]