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45640	Davies, W. H. (William Henry)	Beggars			.txt	text/plain	61846	2879	81	his breakfast at a poor work-man's house--a deed that I had never the same time as a man's voice said to him, "Come in," so a woman's no sooner entered a lodging-house and he met a beggar he knew, than One of the worst enemies to a poor man in a common lodging-house is None of these are beggars; they never go to houses or beg of people If a man who goes to live in a common lodging-house does not utter places are common lodging-houses, where the handy man volunteers men in the house, and why don't you look for a man's labour, instead A man who is seen writing in a common lodging-house will soon have for doing this kindness was not from a man living in a lodging-house, Whereas the man, however good a beggar last a man a considerable time, and that this beggar has nothing of	./cache/45640.txt	./txt/45640.txt