 | Robert Dodsley - 1761 - 380 páginas
...old : And what Bread they could get, he often fpared from his own Hunger, to help towards fatisfying theirs. People that live always at their Eafe, do...forced to undergo in thefe late hard Times. He himfelf allured me, upon my mentiqning this Particular to hjm, that it was too true ; " But, alas !" added... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1761 - 378 páginas
...get, he often fpared from his own Hunger, to help towards fatisfying theirs. People that live ajways at their Eafe, do not know, and :can fcarce conceive...forced to undergo in thefe late hard Times. He himfelf allured me, upon my mentioning this Particular to him, that it was too true ; " But, alas !" added... | |
 | 1762 - 578 páginas
...; and Jjrhai bread they could get, he often fpared from his own banger, td help towards fatisfying theirs. People that live always at their eafe, do not know, and can fcaice conceive^ the difficulties our poor have been forced to undergo in thefe late hard times. He... | |
 | 1765 - 374 páginas
...(pared from his own Hunger, to help towards fatis tying theirs. People that live always at their F.afe, do not know, and can fcarce conceive, the Difficulties...have been forced to undergo in thefe late hard Times. Pie himfelf affured me, upon my mentioning this Particular to him, that it is was too true : But, alas!... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1771 - 390 páginas
...old : and what Bread they could get, he often fpared from his own Hunger, to help towards fatisfying theirs. People that live always at their Eafe, do...to him, that it was too true: " But, alas ! " added lie, ** it is not only my Cafe, but has been that of hun" dreds in the Town and Neighbourhood of .... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1771 - 386 páginas
...old : and what Bread they could get, he often fpared from his own Hunger, to help towards fatisfying theirs. People that live always at their Eafe, do...himfelf aflured me, upon my mentioning this Particular t» him, that it was too true : ** But, alas ! " added he, ** it is not only my Cafe, but has been... | |
 | 1792 - 528 páginas
...fpared from his own banger, to help towards fatisfying theirs.— •. People that live always at rheir eafe, do not know, and can fcarce conceive, the difficulties our poor have been forced to undergo in tbefe late hard times. He himfelf allured me, upon my mentioning this particular to him, that it was... | |
 | 1802 - 522 páginas
...the difficulties our poor have been forced to undergo in these late hard times. He himself assured me, upon my mentioning this particular to him, that...true. — " But alas ! (added he) it is not only my case, but has been that of hundreds in the town and neighbourhood of Buckingham, in the last, and for... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1760 - 524 páginas
...old : and what bread they could get, he often fpared from his .own hunger, to help towards fatisfying theirs. People that live always at their eafe, do...(added he) it is not only my cafe, but has been that of hundreds in the town and neighbourhood of Buckingham, in the laft, and for the former part of this... | |
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... any thing but water and tobacco. He has a wife and four fmall children, the eldeft of them not above eight years old : and what bread they could get, he often fpared from his .own hunger, to help towards fatisfying theirs. People that live always... 