Two things they have that civilized toilers might well envy them—pure air and pure water.

他们拥有文明的劳动者可能会羡慕的两样东西——纯净的空气和纯净的水。

But the toiler on the assembly line had never spoken up so loudly until Alan Sillitoe, in “Saturday Night and Sunday Morning” (1958) , produced Arthur Seaton.

但是，这些生产线上的人物形象从未发出过多响亮的声音。直到艾伦·西利托于1958年写出小说《周六晚和周日晨》——主人公亚瑟·西顿的诞生才宣告终结这种局面。

But the times he had been through! Standing there as a witness, this toiler in the fields had known the hardest days of his life.

但是他经历过的时代！站在那儿作为见证人，这位在田间劳作的人经历了他一生中最艰难的日子。

" Tillers and toilers, bound to the land. There are orchards, farms, mines … I own some such myself, though I seldom visit them. Why should I spend my days out here, with the myriad delights of Pentos close at hand" ?

" 农民和劳工，他们被束缚在土地上。这里有果园、农场和矿藏… … 其中许多就在我名下，但我很少亲自打理。跟富饶繁华的潘托斯相比，这里有什么乐趣？"