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Page 39
... labour quire , that the average wages were much necessary to the proper cultivation of the under this mark ; but , I know of one two farms , there can be very little differ- man hired at 10 pound , and , therefore , I I will , therefore ...
... labour quire , that the average wages were much necessary to the proper cultivation of the under this mark ; but , I know of one two farms , there can be very little differ- man hired at 10 pound , and , therefore , I I will , therefore ...
Page 41
... labour , the latter is a man of property ; the former still poor labour- ing man , who , if he make shift with con- stant health , to keep from the poor - house to the age of fifty , can seldom do it be- yond that period ; and , if he ...
... labour , the latter is a man of property ; the former still poor labour- ing man , who , if he make shift with con- stant health , to keep from the poor - house to the age of fifty , can seldom do it be- yond that period ; and , if he ...
Page 361
... labour , and hard labour too . Every man , also aims at per- fection in his way . He is not content unless he has something or another , in which he does , or thinks he does , sur- pass all other men . Hence our fine horses , dogs ...
... labour , and hard labour too . Every man , also aims at per- fection in his way . He is not content unless he has something or another , in which he does , or thinks he does , sur- pass all other men . Hence our fine horses , dogs ...
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to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 73 |
Letter XII | 105 |
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