 | Orlando Faulkland Lewis - Prisons - 1922 - 358 pages
...attention to business from morning till night, interrupted only by the time, necessary to dine — and never by the fact that the whole body of prisoners...tasks and the time is now their own, and they can do as they please. "At the close of the day, a little before sunset, the work is all laid aside, at once,... | |
 | John Lewis Gillin - Crime - 1926 - 896 pages
...attention to business from morning till night, interrupted only by the time necessary to dine—and never by the fact that the whole body of prisoners...tasks and the time is now their own, and they can do as they please. "At the close of the day, a little before sunset, the work is all laid aside, at once,... | |
 | Denis R. Caron - Biography & Autobiography - 2006 - 212 pages
...perfect attention to business from morning till night, interrupted only by the time necessary to dine, and never by the fact that the whole body of prisoners...tasks, and the time is now their own, and they can do as they please. At the close of the day, a little before sunset, the work is all laid aside at once,... | |
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... to the other, it is the testimony of many witnesses that they have passed more than three hundred convicts without seeing one leave his work, or turn his head to gaze at them. There is the most perfect attention to business from morning till night,... 