No share in any mine save thatthe knowledge that he was not among the vast majority who sit dully to the end beside what things they were born tothe earnings of other men, the savings of other women, afraid to go seeking after better lest they lose the good they have.

With no booze to buy I can invest my earnings in wearing apparel.

During the war all classes of the population have voluntarily renounced a part of their earnings for war charities.

At seven years of age he robbed his sisters, beating Cecile every Saturday in order to tear her earnings from her.

His improvidence in giving to beggars and in squandering his earnings on expensive rooms, garments, and dinners, however, kept him always in debt.

The weavers used to keep Monday as a day of leisure; and the public-houses were crowded from morning till night with men and women, who drank away their earnings to the last penny.

Small as the rent was, it was a matter of great moment to them; for his earnings as clerk and copyist were barely enough to give them food.

An upper limit to the price range was normally fixed by the reckoning of a slave's prospective earnings above the cost of his maintenance.

There are many striving people among the factory operatives, who help up the family earnings by keeping a little shop in this way.

I have heard him tell, with much emotion, how one of them slipped some of her earnings into his pocket, while he slept in his arm-chair.

They had always lived near to the ground, for the husband's earnings at the loom were seldom more than 7s.

I hold that it is brotherly duty to refrain from serving his brother and sharing his earnings with him.

The general principles are that no franchise can be given but for a limited time, that it must be bought at public auction, that the earnings beyond a certain percentage on investment must revert to the city, and that there must be a referendum to popular vote in the locality interested.

I worked steadily for some weeks, at the same time spending my earnings between the "crap" game and the "Club."

And now she's got a large house hereby, with fifty or more in it, all at work together, sharing the earnings among themselves, and putting into their own pockets the profits which would have gone to their tyrants; and she keeps the accounts for them, and gets the goods sold, and manages everything, and reads to them while they work, and teaches them every day.

The Census of 1900 reported nearly six million women in the United States engaged in wage earning outside their homes.

# "Amongst the sons of labor, there are none more deserving of their hard earnings than that class of persons, denominated Beachmen, on the shores of this kingdom.

Every man, woman, and boy of them is all put under the stimulus of extra earnings through these important weeks.

But the average earnings throughout the year still continue, and are likely to continue far above the old rate of payment.

I cannot help asking what debts you could have to discharge with your own earnings after receiving one thousand dollars a year from us, which we are very sure must have afforded you, even by your own account of your expenses, ample means for the payment of all just, fair, and honorable debts, and I hope you contract no others.

During the first two or three years of the marriage the doctor's wife, from time to time, attended cases of illness, usually contributing her earnings toward the payment for the house or into furniture for the house.

He resolved to put by half of his morning's earnings towards replacing the fourpenny-piece she had given back to him; or perhaps he would buy her a beautiful doll, dressed like a real lady.

We have not a single State in the Union where the wife's earnings inside the marriage copartnership are owned by her.

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