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... hands and the time of those workers ; they are , by right and justice , your own hands , your own time . But , have you a right to spend your own time , to work with your own hands , only for your own advantage ? —much more , when , by ...
... hands and the time of those workers ; they are , by right and justice , your own hands , your own time . But , have you a right to spend your own time , to work with your own hands , only for your own advantage ? —much more , when , by ...
Page 79
... hand ; come , build a mound here for me to be throned upon , high and wide ; come , make crowns for my head , that men ... hands . I said , just now , that wealth ill - used was as the net of the spider , entangling and destroying : but ...
... hand ; come , build a mound here for me to be throned upon , high and wide ; come , make crowns for my head , that men ... hands . I said , just now , that wealth ill - used was as the net of the spider , entangling and destroying : but ...
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... hands of some persons , is capable , in the hands of others , of the opposite of use , called commonly , " from - use " or " ab - use . " And it depends on the person , much more than on the article , whether its usefulness or ab ...
... hands of some persons , is capable , in the hands of others , of the opposite of use , called commonly , " from - use " or " ab - use . " And it depends on the person , much more than on the article , whether its usefulness or ab ...
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