on at all violated rue ballad,quot; he beggar maid?

    Pauperism, pauper, poor man, are expressions of pity, but pity alloyed empt. No one properly contemns a beggar. Poverty is a comparative t is mocked by its quot;neig; Its poor rents and comings-in are soon summed up and told. Its pretences to property are almost ludicrous. Its pitiful attempts to save excite a smile. Every scornful companion can  it. Poor man reproacreets ic mention of ion, ter, ive insults a Beggar, or t in t under ty. tetentation above y. None jostle o eject enement. No man sues o la t gentleman t I am, ratainer to t, a led captain, or a poor relation, I rue greatness of my mind, to be a Beggar.

    Rags, enure,  in o s of t.  required to put on court mourning. ume  obliged to study appearances. tinuetay. tock or land affectet. tuations of agricultural or commercial prosperity touc, or at  but comers.  expected to become bail or surety for any one. No man troubletioning ics. he universe.

    ts of t city  is complete  turesque attire as ornamental as tanding morals, emblems, mementos, dial-mottos, tal sermons, tary co tide of greasy citizenry -

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    Upon t poor and broken bankrupt there.

    Above all, tobits t used to line tidiousness ing up to catcy, and (if possible) of lig t, --  of ty of double darkness, irring tread of taves? and o be s? or ied up in sacks, and dropt into t tion of B--- , tor of -- -?

    ell fare tidious Vincent Bourne, most classical, and at tim