Poor Laws And Paupers Illustrated 1-2
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Hut r would put up with that rather than quit ; that is, if they left the paling as it was." " But I don't understand about Weston ; no- body lives there but the market-gardener : the only other house that I know of is the squire's, and that has been shut up these six years." " That is all true ; but the parish has a great concern in that small hamlet, though nobody lives there but the market-gardener. There was such a number of settlements got there by service in the squire's family, that it i...s a great expense, they say, to the parish. Now, if the ditferent hamlets help one another, they think they can lessen the expense : so all the old and weakly folks and children are to go from this workhouse to live in the empty place they are making ready at Weston ; and any middle-aged, working people that claim relief at Weston are to be received here ; and some say that Barham is to be taken into the bargain too." " Well, it seems to me an odd way of saving, to make two workhouses, when there was only one before ; but you will have a fine air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hut r would put up with that rather than quit ; that is, if they left the paling as it was." " But I don't understand about Weston ; no- body lives there but the market-gardener : the only other house that I know of is the squire's, and that has been shut up these six years." " That is all true ; but the parish has a great concern in that small hamlet, though nobody lives there but the market-gardener. There was such a number of settlements got there by service in the squire's family, that it i...s a great expense, they say, to the parish. Now, if the ditferent hamlets help one another, they think they can lessen the expense : so all the old and weakly folks and children are to go from this workhouse to live in the empty place they are making ready at Weston ; and any middle-aged, working people that claim relief at Weston are to be received here ; and some say that Barham is to be taken into the bargain too." " Well, it seems to me an odd way of saving, to make two workhouses, when there was only one before ; but you will have a fine air.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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