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Against all those who lay heavie burthens upon the poor by deceipt and oppression , and against all who live in pride and idleness , and fulnesse of bread , by whom the creation is devoured , and many made poor by your meanes , and you ...
Against all those who lay heavie burthens upon the poor by deceipt and oppression , and against all who live in pride and idleness , and fulnesse of bread , by whom the creation is devoured , and many made poor by your meanes , and you ...
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... it was soon replaced by the Spectator , under Addison's editorship , which opened with a fictitious picture of the anonymous editor and his declaration : Thus I live in the world rather as a Spectator of mankind than as one of the ...
... it was soon replaced by the Spectator , under Addison's editorship , which opened with a fictitious picture of the anonymous editor and his declaration : Thus I live in the world rather as a Spectator of mankind than as one of the ...
Pagina 270
... and as they work hard , so they live well , eat and drink well , cloath warm , and lodge soft ; in a word , the working manufacturing people of England eat the fat , drink the sweet , live better , and fare better , than the working ...
... and as they work hard , so they live well , eat and drink well , cloath warm , and lodge soft ; in a word , the working manufacturing people of England eat the fat , drink the sweet , live better , and fare better , than the working ...
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