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; ., ON A CULTIVATOR OF THE GROUND .
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Perhaps also , should these pages * ^ ie& tf ^^ eye , -tli ^ y migljt object to the slight and ^ M" % Mkr : " m '' HMcWvfe
have spoken of the t € wonders 6 ( the ^ la < 5 ei , ' -at Ha ^ fefifeld , and quote the following verse : — .
j , n . . ^^ a ^ , t ^ atv " heir hijgh worth to raise , 1 J ^ eeni'd erstso lavish and profuse , We niay justly now accuse : " "'" ' ! Of detraction from her praise . Li&ks than half tvcjind exprest , Eirvy bid conceal the rest . " Arcades . d among
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really poor among them . The whole neighbourhood is composed of those who are constantly employed in the Works ; where they form a colony- ^ -are well paid , well housed , well clothed , and fed — consider themselves as one large family —and all their wants are , attended to by the Company , which equally considers itself as their parent .
