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Page 74
... Poor rogues , I pray you , say . Interpreter . Well , that's set down . Parolles . I humbly thank you , sir — a truth's a truth— the rogues are marvellous poor . Interpreter . ' Demand of him , of what strength they are a - foot ...
... Poor rogues , I pray you , say . Interpreter . Well , that's set down . Parolles . I humbly thank you , sir — a truth's a truth— the rogues are marvellous poor . Interpreter . ' Demand of him , of what strength they are a - foot ...
Page 168
... poor conditions ' strange in itself , but the word ' poor ' is so oddly followed by ' but un- sealed ' that for long I felt ' but ' must be a misprint for ' yet ' . Then I shifted the comma and daylight came ! 36. recover ( Rowe ) F ...
... poor conditions ' strange in itself , but the word ' poor ' is so oddly followed by ' but un- sealed ' that for long I felt ' but ' must be a misprint for ' yet ' . Then I shifted the comma and daylight came ! 36. recover ( Rowe ) F ...
Page 179
... Poor Law of 1601 were entrusted with the relief of the poor , and required to distinguish between able - bodied poor unwilling to labour who must be set to work and the impotent poor who were to be relieved . 40. more than one word ( F3 ) ...
... Poor Law of 1601 were entrusted with the relief of the poor , and required to distinguish between able - bodied poor unwilling to labour who must be set to work and the impotent poor who were to be relieved . 40. more than one word ( F3 ) ...
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