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Concordance for The Iron Heel by London, Jack

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1 nnot sit idly by and wait the < great > ~ event that is his making, though 2 away from Mrs. Pertonwaithe's < great > house, I ~ looked back at it, and 3 o get into the ~ papers. Thus < great > statesmen- and there had been such 4 ver a bone. I ~ promise you a < great > caterwauling and an illuminating i 5 forth too brightly. His was a < great > soul, and, when my love ~ grows un 6 irs had been brought into the < great > drawing-room, ~ and in all there m 7 ked at him I was aware of a ~ < great > joy. I felt again the pulse of his 8 . Colonel Van ~ Gilbert was a < great > corporation lawyer. In addition, h 9 nd alive. I was in touch with < great > souls ~ who exalted flesh and spir 10 en as late as 1912, A.D., the < great > mass of the people ~ still persist 11 splendid shoulders his two ~ < great > arms, and the horseshoer's hands w 12 rn ~ civilized man would be a < great > deal better off than the cave-man. 13 ntinued to ring ~ through the < great > room. Then arose the throaty rumbl 14 ~ The sound arose from his < great > lungs and dominated the human ~ te 15 Such fearful treatment of the < great > Colonel Van Gilbert was unheard ~ 16 f, impossible to believe- the < great > Colonel Van Gilbert ~ before whom 17 lso, is a fact. A change, ~ a < great > change, is coming in society; but, 18 he throat-rumble arose in the < great > room, and man nodded to man ~ with 19 lus in the banks.' ~ And that < great > humanist, Abraham Lincoln, said, j 20 ur work in the ~ world, and a < great > work. Leave the present battle to 21 the futility of the Bishop's < great > soul, as coming ~ events were soon 22 tears were in his eyes, this < great > , strong hero of mine. He ~ never c 23 ifornia; Mrs. W. W. Hurd, the < great > ~ charity organizer; Philip Ward, 24 zer; Philip Ward, the equally < great > philanthropist; ~ and several less 25 do? And with the ~ question a < great > light seemed to fill the place, an 26 I saw, ~ Like some < great > God, the Holy Lord of Rome. ~ 27 , reasoned himself around the < great > circle of ~ human thought and off 28 'Nevertheless, it will make a < great > impression, what the Bishop ~ did 29 n Mr. Kowalt. ~ 'You sell a < great > deal at cut-rates.* What have beco 30 Calvin, ~ who had once been a < great > dairy-owner. ~ 'Some time ago yo 31 d. ~ * The first successful < great > trust- almost a generation in adva 32 ty is now ~ denied him by the < great > trusts. And the absurd thing about 33 o the time when there were no < great > ~ capitalists, no great machinery, 34 re no great ~ capitalists, no < great > machinery, no railroads- a time wh 35 where you will stand when the < great > trusts themselves ~ combine into t 36 founded. ~ * Karl Marx- the < great > intellectual hero of Socialism. A 37 kward. Opposed to you are two < great > ~ forces, each of which is more po 38 They are powerful in all the < great > ~ railways of New York, north, eas 39 ions. They are in most of the < great > railways ~ radiating from Chicago. 40 New York City, ~ and banks of < great > strength and influence in every la 41 particular sciences into one < great > ~ science. As Spencer says, the da 42 rawn into the vortex of the ~ < great > world-affairs. Whether it was my l 43 unes came simultaneously with < great > ~ crises in society. First of all, 44 ffect that it was a pity so ~ < great > a scientist should leave his field 45 two to five millions. ~ These < great > editions were paid for and distrib 46 riotic songs, set fire to the < great > plant of the Appeal and totally ~ 47 were working short time; many < great > factories were standing ~ idle aga 48 ~ was piled up. ~ Also, the < great > machinist strike had been broken. 49 ration ~ that 'in some of the < great > historic strikes the employers the 50 ch an all-around beating. The < great > ~ captains of industry, the oligar 51 g ~ markets, and aided by the < great > captains of industry, they gave ~ 52 . ~ The < Great > Adventure. ~ MR. WICKSON DID NOT 53 o make me ~ president of some < great > college of physical sciences that 54 ntific facts. My father was a < great > man. He had the mind and the ~ sou 55 mind and the ~ soul that only < great > men have. In ways he was even grea 56 l his other ~ labor. He did a < great > deal of translating for the magazi 57 g? Or had the strain been too < great > for ~ him, and had he meekly surre 58 lambs. And I have ~ learned a < great > lesson. The soul cannot be ministe 59 ng aloud as I looked at him: ' < Great > Bishop! O ~ hero! God's hero!' ~ 60 quarters of the city. It is a < great > ~ extravagance, I know, but it is 61 AS ELECTED to Congress in the < great > socialist ~ landslide that took pl 62 lace in the fall of 1912. One < great > factor that ~ helped to swell the 63 ialistic ~ preaching; for the < great > Majority of his followers came ove 64 ishing houses constituted too < great > a ~ handicap, while the mouth-to-m 65 ally the situation. The seven < great > trusts, working ~ together, had po 66 old loans. Then ensued ~ the < great > foreclosing of mortgages and enfor 67 clash was no exception. The ~ < great > German war-lord prepared, and so d 68 he general strike was the one < great > victory we American ~ socialists w 69 ral strike took the form of a < great > national picnic. And the ~ idea of 70 ing. It seemed as though some < great > cosmic thing lay ~ dead. The pulse 71 for- the ~ destruction of its < great > rival in the world-market. With th 72 esaw was the defection of the < great > ~ labor unions and the rise of the 73 igarchy into the minds of the < great > capitalists. This belief ~ persist 74 'Simply by subsidizing the < great > unions. They won't join in the nex 75 essed by the defection of the < great > unions. I never ~ agreed with him 76 r castes for control of the ~ < great > governmental machine. ~ 'But if 77 g, 'what ~ will become of the < great > surpluses that will fall to its sh 78 ill be ~ built. There will be < great > achievements in science, and espec 79 artists. The result will be ~ < great > art; for no longer, as up to yeste 80 the middle class. It will be < great > ~ art, I tell you, and wonder citi 81 ~ work. The building of these < great > works and cities will give a ~ sta 82 chs have passed away, their ~ < great > roads and their wonder cities will 83 nnot help doing ~ them. These < great > works will be the form their expen 84 tself, the common people, the < great > bulk of the population. And ~ in t 85 blic, it ~ was charged to the < great > mass of unorganized labor and of w 86 had been nearly killed in the < Great > Earthquake* by a falling ~ chimney 87 she was compelled to let her < great > colonies slip away from ~ her. So 88 land, at the sacrifice of her < great > colonies, had succeeded ~ only in 89 roars of laughter. ~ * The < Great > Earthquake of 1906 A.D. that destr 90 eaceful. The defection of the < great > unions ~ had prevented our proleta 91 nd they ~ starved to death in < great > numbers. In their desperation they 92 on our slum neighborhood as a < great > sociological ~ laboratory, and he 93 rmers were shot and hanged in < great > numbers. Reprisals were ~ bitter, 94 to the Kansas militia. The ~ < great > Kansas Mutiny occurred at the very 95 ubmission. This was the first < great > slave-drive. ~ Pocock* won his spu 96 and knew of no sacrifice too < great > ~ to make for the Cause.* ~ * Th 97 umanity, no sacrifice was too < great > for them to accomplish, ~ while in 98 ~ some respects, despite his < great > economic and sociological ~ contri 99 e ~ preceding year had thrust < great > masses of the proletariat beneath 100 ~ cries of 'Sedition!' and a < great > , rotund New York member began ~ sh 101 ndations. To-morrow, when the < Great > Revolt breaks ~ out and all the wo 102 rmers. He ~ used to tell with < great > glee how they were wont to shake t 103 oks and writing ~ material, a < great > bundle of letters, a five-gallon c 104 et. And then we ~ came to the < great > hole. There was no warning of the 105 od and Douglas spruces. These < great > trees even sprang out from ~ the w 106 Some leaned over at angles as < great > as ~ forty-five degrees, though th 107 to by Avis Everhard. ~ The < Great > Earthquake of 2368 A.D. broke off 108 an and the philosopher. Other < great > historical ~ events have their pla 109 he meal went on. I talked a ~ < great > deal, and enthusiastically, as a h 110 me in his arms, manifesting ~ < great > embarrassment and claiming polygam 111 w of the ~ oligarchs, all the < great > creators of the period whose names 112 s a nook on the bottom of the < great > hole where the ~ sun shone for sev 113 Flame.' He was undoubtedly a < great > genius; ~ yet, beyond weird and ha 114 stars. ~ Without these other < great > historical events, social evolutio 115 is devotion to ~ duty. In the < great > storm of 1927, while attending a m 116 ospered. The ~ members of the < great > labor castes were contented and wo 117 and brotherhood. ~ Another < great > institution that had taken form an 118 ence, and many of them became < great > engineers. They went into the ~ mu 119 if ever they weakened, the ~ < great > beast would ingulf them and everyt 120 I ~ did not like. He laid too < great > stress on what he called the class 121 eved it. ~ I cannot lay too < great > stress upon this high ethical righ 122 n of a ~ fanatic; but for the < great > majority of the religious, heaven 123 ties, are all incidental. The < great > driving force of the ~ oligarchs i 124 r-force will be found to be a < great > and abiding ~ desire for the right 125 tes, the Mercenaries, and the < great > hordes of ~ secret agents and poli 126 been. On the other hand, the < great > helpless ~ mass of the population, 127 . They lived ~ like beasts in < great > squalid labor-ghettos, festering i 128 such ~ as the building of the < great > highways and air-lines, of canals, 129 d to the scene of operations. < Great > armies of them are ~ toiling now a 130 volution will go on with that < great > work, but it will not be done by ~ 131 to another man* he revolved ~ < great > plans in his head for the organiza 132 lone were we able to travel a < great > ~ deal, but our very work threw us 133 have meant terrible times and < great > loss of life, but no ~ revolutioni 134 e down to us of John Burns, a < great > ~ English labor leader and one tim 135 her ~ face was haggard, with < great > circles under the eyes, while the 136 er. They went their ways with < great > ~ haste and definiteness, withal t 137 vents. So we headed ~ for the < great > labor-ghetto on the South Side in 138 esses? ~ As if in answer, a < great > screaming roar went up, dim with ~ 139 y of the Mercenaries we saw a < great > captive war-balloon that ~ burst e 140 fare in that modern jungle, a < great > ~ city. Every street was a canyon, 141 he pavement was torn into a ~ < great > hole by a bursting bomb. We saw th 142 s, ~ anaemic consumptives and < great > hairy beasts of burden, wan faces 143 , a cadet, evidently, of some < great > ~ oligarch family. ~ 'It's a hel 144 ll. The mid-air part of one ~ < great > deed I saw, however, and that was 145 upon the breakdown of that ~ < great > centralized governmental machine k 146 preciable time after that the < great > column of the ~ explosion towered 147 Tiring of the ~ slaughter, a < great > herding movement was begun by the 148 he comrades. ~ Instead of the < great > host the Mercenaries had hoped to 149 ack, heading south toward the < great > ghetto. ~ Garthwaite and I at th 150 the sky, and we knew that the < great > ghetto ~ was burning. At last I sa 151 orld. He ~ was a helot in the < great > hunt of helots that the masters we 152 intolerable torment. Also, a < great > pulse was beating in ~ my brain. W 153 he ghetto. The burning of the < great > ~ ghetto on the South Side had dri 154 ng up in the mountains of the < Great > West and ~ spread over the Pacific 155 y who ~ totally destroyed the < great > Mercenary city of Bellona along wi 156 le. It must always remain the < great > curiosity ~ of history- a whim, a 157 f the eighteenth century, the < great > ~ mass of the working people was s 158 capitalistic property. In the < great > museum at Asgard ~ there is a book 159 ssed, ~ and on his back was a < great > load of rattan and bamboo stands, 160 aughter was Mephistophelian. ' < Great > God! ~ Insolent! And with his arm 161 dilapidated houses in which ~ < great > numbers of the working people foun 162 had I? Colonel ~ Ingram is a < great > lawyer. If he wasn't great, would 163 a great lawyer. If he wasn't < great > , would he have charge ~ of the law 164 of the ~ public, the uses of < great > wealth.' ~ *(2) A typical illust 165 well-to-do, there would be a < great > ~ deal of shooting, wouldn't there 166 execution of Everhard was the < great > event of the ~ spring of 1932 A.D.

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