Here manual labour is a drudgery and toil is slavery. For Puritans, work was not simply arduous drudgery required to sustain life. Mechanization of this process removed a substantial amount of drudgery from farm labour. Petty officials were allowed to impose upon them the most difficult drudgery without compensation. It automates much of the drudgery work. Jimmy is a young boy who is tired of the drudgery of his daily routine. More respected people rejected the long hours and demoralising drudgery of the mills. Rather than being an activity for enjoyment, Sien's sewing was one of drudgery. Her storylines focus on drudgery, money worries and family troubles. This relieved him of the drudgery of the daily reporter's beat, which he disliked. One Wachtell partner noted that he seemed very unhappy in the drudgery of litigation. A little drudgery is good for wives, perhaps. This is dairying designed to take out drudgery. "The New York Times" profiled the exhibit in an article "Celebrating Heroines of Drudgery".