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The true Italian , child of the sun , would rather limit his wants than increase his exertions to supply them ; he can live on little , but he accumulates nothing . The German is different from either : he has not the thrift of the ...
The true Italian , child of the sun , would rather limit his wants than increase his exertions to supply them ; he can live on little , but he accumulates nothing . The German is different from either : he has not the thrift of the ...
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But there are few women who have strength for so much work of this kind , and families oft- en live upon what the wife and mother receives for two , three , or four days ' work each week . Sometimes the men assist their wives in the ...
But there are few women who have strength for so much work of this kind , and families oft- en live upon what the wife and mother receives for two , three , or four days ' work each week . Sometimes the men assist their wives in the ...
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They often live almost wholly upon bread , and have no meat for weeks to- gether . The woman is a member of a prosperous church , and attends its meet- ings with great regularity . " Does your minister come to see you ? " I inquired .
They often live almost wholly upon bread , and have no meat for weeks to- gether . The woman is a member of a prosperous church , and attends its meet- ings with great regularity . " Does your minister come to see you ? " I inquired .
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Abolition of Poverty | 1 |
Labor and the Natural Forces | 9 |
Lady of the Aroostook The XI XIV XV XXI XXII XXVII W D Howells | 12 |
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American appear asked beautiful believe better brought called character church coming common course don't effect England English equal eyes face fact feel gave girl give half hand head heart hope hundred interest Italy keep kind labor lady land least leave less light live looked Lydia matter means ment mind Miss nature never night once passed perhaps person play poor present question round seemed seen side sort speak stand Staniford story Street suppose sure taken talk tell thing thought tion took turned walk whole wish woman writing York young
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| Otsikko | The Atlantic Monthly, Nide 43 The Atlantic Monthly |
| Avustaja | John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress) |
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