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The poor house is supported by the corporation ; it is nothing more than a house where cooks are employed to prepare soup and Many of those people own slaves , and yet make a merit of enjoin : ing the observance of the Sabbath ...
The poor house is supported by the corporation ; it is nothing more than a house where cooks are employed to prepare soup and Many of those people own slaves , and yet make a merit of enjoin : ing the observance of the Sabbath ...
Strana 251
Bridewell is a small building ; in - it are confined all those who are committed for trial , also those under sentence of death ; likewise the higher class of convicts : besides these , are a number of poor , constantly in bridewell ...
Bridewell is a small building ; in - it are confined all those who are committed for trial , also those under sentence of death ; likewise the higher class of convicts : besides these , are a number of poor , constantly in bridewell ...
Strana 283
His house is the resort of the poor and the distressed , both strangers and citizens . His purse and his heart are alike open to all , he turns none empty away . When he is absent , which is a great part of the year , his strict orders ...
His house is the resort of the poor and the distressed , both strangers and citizens . His purse and his heart are alike open to all , he turns none empty away . When he is absent , which is a great part of the year , his strict orders ...
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