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If the musician , is poor , he will sing for small pay , as long as there is only one
person who can pay him ; but if there be two or three , he will sing for the one who
offers him most . And thus the power of the riches of the patron ( always imperfect
...
If the musician , is poor , he will sing for small pay , as long as there is only one
person who can pay him ; but if there be two or three , he will sing for the one who
offers him most . And thus the power of the riches of the patron ( always imperfect
...
Page 99
The persons who remain poor are the entirely foolish , the entirely wise , the idle ,
the reckless , the humble , the thoughtful , the ... and impulsively wicked , the
clumsy knave , the open thief , and the entirely merciful , just , and godly person .
The persons who remain poor are the entirely foolish , the entirely wise , the idle ,
the reckless , the humble , the thoughtful , the ... and impulsively wicked , the
clumsy knave , the open thief , and the entirely merciful , just , and godly person .
Page 121
Out of a given number of fed persons how many are to be old - how many young ;
that is to say , will you arrange their maintenance so as to kill them early — say at
thirty or thirty - five on the average , including deaths of weakly or ill - fed ...
Out of a given number of fed persons how many are to be old - how many young ;
that is to say , will you arrange their maintenance so as to kill them early — say at
thirty or thirty - five on the average , including deaths of weakly or ill - fed ...
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| Title | Unto this Last Volume 25 of Tauchnitz pocket library Volume 35 of The Kings treasuries of literature |
| Author | John Ruskin |
| Editor | Susan Cunnington |
| Publisher | Dutton, 1920 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 24 May 2017 |
| Length | 182 pages |
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