 | James Inches Hillocks - 1876 - 200 páginas
...the saddest sight that Fortune's inequalities exhibit under the sun. It is truly a sad sight to see a man begging a brother of the earth to give him leave to toil' But when man solicits in vain, and can neither find food nor shelter, the aspect is even sadder. But... | |
 | James Inches Hillocks - 1884 - 364 páginas
...saddest sight that fortune's inequalities exhibits under the sun." It is truly a sad sight to see a man begging a brother of the earth to give him leave to toil. And when that man solicits in vain, and can neither find food nor shelter, the aspect is even sadder.... | |
 | Joseph Parker - 1887 - 378 páginas
...the man who has not one foot of soil to be passing over acres to which he can lay no claim, and to be begging a brother of the earth to " give him leave to toil," and for that brother to dismiss his petition with a sneer. It is at this point that our quality is... | |
 | William Stewart - 1927 - 68 páginas
...bodies, tholin' the factor's snash" ; not only the "Poor o'er-laboured wight, so abject, mean and vile, Begging a brother of the earth to give him leave to toil ;" not only "age and want, that ill-matched pair," symbolical of the utter hopelessness of the labourer's... | |
 | James R. Simmons, Jr - 2007 - 500 páginas
...weavers. She then applied at several spinning mills for work to me, but did not succeed. This dampened her hopes considerably, and, on the evening of her..."begging a brother of the earth to give him leave to 1 Wynd] alley. 2 close] an entry or passage leading from the street to the dwelling, similar to an... | |
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begging a brother of the earth to give him leave to toil," willing to work, unable to want, yet cannot get labour, is, says an eminent writer, 