The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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... fellow deducts 5 per cent . interest from the principal [ at the time of lending ] ; and , the more desperate in his circumstances any one is , the more se- verely be pinches him : he hunts out the names of young fellows that have just ...
... fellow deducts 5 per cent . interest from the principal [ at the time of lending ] ; and , the more desperate in his circumstances any one is , the more se- verely be pinches him : he hunts out the names of young fellows that have just ...
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... fellow . Does this man avoid every snare , and lay himself open to no ill . designing villain ; since we live amid such a race , where keen envy and accusations are flourishing ? Instead of a sensible and wary man , we call him a ...
... fellow . Does this man avoid every snare , and lay himself open to no ill . designing villain ; since we live amid such a race , where keen envy and accusations are flourishing ? Instead of a sensible and wary man , we call him a ...
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... fellow -a vagabond droll , who had no certain place of living ; who , when dinnerless , could not distinguish a fellow - citizen from an enemy ; unmerciful in forging any scandal against any person ; the pest , and hurricane , and gulf ...
... fellow -a vagabond droll , who had no certain place of living ; who , when dinnerless , could not distinguish a fellow - citizen from an enemy ; unmerciful in forging any scandal against any person ; the pest , and hurricane , and gulf ...
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