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... Poor , or pretended Poor , in every • Place , are a great Reproach to us , and eclipse the Glory of all other Charity . It is the utmoft Reproach to So- ciety , that there fhould be a poor Man unrelieved , or a poor Rogue unpunished . I ...
... Poor , or pretended Poor , in every • Place , are a great Reproach to us , and eclipse the Glory of all other Charity . It is the utmoft Reproach to So- ciety , that there fhould be a poor Man unrelieved , or a poor Rogue unpunished . I ...
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... poor Man , lay afide the Distinction between us , and talk with the Frankness we did when we were nearer to an ... Poor makes Men poor , though they borrow nothing of them . How 6 . • · " . this is to be accounted for I know not ; this ...
... poor Man , lay afide the Distinction between us , and talk with the Frankness we did when we were nearer to an ... Poor makes Men poor , though they borrow nothing of them . How 6 . • · " . this is to be accounted for I know not ; this ...
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... poor wife Man , and be , by his Wifdom , delivered the City ; yet no Man remembered that fame poor Man . Then jaid I , Wisdom is better than Strength ; nevertheless . the poor Man's Wisdom is defpifed , and his Words are not heard . THE ...
... poor wife Man , and be , by his Wifdom , delivered the City ; yet no Man remembered that fame poor Man . Then jaid I , Wisdom is better than Strength ; nevertheless . the poor Man's Wisdom is defpifed , and his Words are not heard . THE ...
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