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...THE WORK .......................................................................... 8 BOOK I OF THE CAUSES OF IMPROVEMENT IN THE PRODUCTIVE POWERS OF LABOUR, AND OF THE ORDER ACCORDING TO WHICH ITS PRODUCE IS NATURALLY DISTRIBUTED AMONG THE DIFFERENT RANKS OF THE PEOPLE........... 10 CHAPTER I OF THE DIVISION OF LABOUR .........................................................

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........... 8 BOOK I OF THE CAUSES OF IMPROVEMENT IN THE PRODUCTIVE POWERS OF LABOUR, AND OF THE ORDER ACCORDING TO WHICH ITS PRODUCE IS NATU- RALLY DIST... ... DIFFERENT RANKS OF THE PEOPLE. .......... 10 CHAPTER I OF THE DIVISION OF LABOUR ....................................................................... ...... 10 CHAPTER II OF THE PRINCIPLE WHICH GIVES OCCASION TO THE DIVISION OF LABOUR ....................................................................... ......................................... 18 CHAPTER III THAT THE DIVISION OF LABOUR IS LIMITED BY THE EXTENT OF THE MARKET ................................ ...APTER V OF THE REAL AND NOMINAL PRICE OF COMMODITIES, OR OF THEIR PRICE IN LABOUR, AND THEIR PRICE IN MONEY ............................................. ...iest, as we find it regulated by the decrees of several different national councils. At the same period, fourpence a-day, containing the same quan- ti... ...train the free cultivation of the vine. In 1731, they obtained an order of council, prohibiting both the planting of new vineyards, and the renewal of... ...ine. But had this superabundance been real, it would, without any order of council, have effectually prevented the plantation of new vineyards, by red... ...onalty or corporation, with the privilege of having magistrates and a town-council of their own, of making bye-laws for their own government, of build...

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... o have children, to pro- duce an imitation, of nature, which is always in labour. Come to me, then, woman!—come to me, Eva! With this the author bega... ...e was a great silversmith. But now in his prime, by his great honesty, his labours, and so forth, he became a citizen of Paris and subject of the king... ... path he had chosen as steadily as a monk in vengeance. As a work- man, he laboured from morn to night; become a master, he laboured still, always lea... ...and my 20 Balzac citizenship, I will still keep that engine, gained by my labours and my studies, on which lies there,” cried he, striking his forehe... ...said the lady, “if you love us, you will refresh yourself after your merry labour by washing yourself in a bath that I have had heated by Perrotte.” A... ...ime, was compelled to come into the town of Rome, after the holding of the council, for the cardinal of Ragusa loved her more than his cardinal’s hat,...

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...ley, outside the bounds of Framley Court, except those of farmers and farm labourers; and yet the parish was of large extent. Framley is in the easter... ...er suite, ’ said Mrs Proudie. ‘And that it will give us no trouble.’ ‘“The labour we delight in physics pain”’ said the gallant bishop, bowing low, pu... ... Men of this class have, as a rule, no daily work, no regular rou- tine of labour; but it may be doubted whether they do not toil much more incessantl... ..., Labuan, New Guinea, and the Salomon Islands. As is the case with all men labouring under temporary specialities, he for the time had faith in nothin... ...its novelty; except with the ordinary church congregation, the farmers and labourers of the parish; and the ‘quality’ in the squire’s great pew were c... ...ollo of the India Board? How Juno sits apart, glum and huffy, uncared for, Council President though she be, great in name, but despised among gods—tha... ...ng of Olympus, hero among gods and men, how does he carry himself in these councils summoned by his voice? Does he lie there at his ease, with his pur... ...n himself? Harold Smith, when he was summoned to the august hall of divine councils, did feel himself to be a proud man; but we may perhaps conclude t... ... saying to himself. And then in the course of the morning came the Cabinet council, the second that he had attended, and he read in the countenance of...

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...f Hogglestock there resided only a few farmers higher in degree than field labourers, brickmakers, and such like. Mr Crawley had now passed some ten y... ... his congregation consisted only of farmers, brickmakers, and agricultural labourers, who would willingly have dispensed with the second. Mrs Crawley ... ...be a trouble to no one but me. I will have all the trouble myself, and the labour I delight in shall be physic to my pain.’ Grace Crawley could not du... ...m Hogglestockian parents. They had come thither from un- known regions, as labourers of that class do come when they are needed. Some young men from t... ...ance and manners nearer akin to the race of navvies than to ordinary rural labourers. They 111 Anthony Trollope had a bad name in the country; but it... ...arly near to you?’ ‘But the bishop sent me.’ ‘Though ten bishops sent me—a council of archbishops if you will!’ Mr Thumble started back, appalled by t...

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...jarl’s commands they both made ready and came to Thrandheim. The jarl held a council on the matter and ordered Hjarrandi to be present. Hjarrandi said... ...aid: “I have something better to do than to keep my men guarding him. I have labour enough with my lands, and he shall not come in my way.” The Saga o... ...ding of the bridge had cost Thorsteinn, who was a great worker in iron, much labour. Grettir was a first rate hand at forging the iron, but was not of... ....” The Saga of Grettir the Strong 160 “You may venture it,” she said, “much labour will you have before Grettir is laid in the earth; often your lot ... ...cended the ladder and found there the woman’s log. He thought himself lucky, laboured home with it to the hut and threw it down with a great noise whi...

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...ing countries has too often been overlooked. Milk is a "cash crop" for smallholders; converting low value forages and crop residues, and using family labour into a valued market commodity. Notwithstanding its importance, smallholder dairying has been poorly documented and understood. Professors Falvey and Chantalakhana and the authors have done us all a service in provi...

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...learn, we must be daily unlearning something which it has cost us no small labour and anxiety to acquire. And this difficulty attaches itself more clo... ...is household, and spin the flax he received as the price of his scholastic labours. So satisfactory was her performance of this task, and so modest he... ...upport him in the measure he proposed, and procured him an audience in the council. Having made the speech, with the purport of which our author has f... ...ontents of a vase, in order to let them settle at last. We are perpetually labouring to destroy our 14 The Iliad of Homer delights, our composure, ou... ...te: Vol. ii. p. 214 sqq.] On the whole, I am inclined to believe, that the labours of Peisistratus were wholly of an editorial character, although, I ... ..., I must confess, that I can lay down nothing respecting the extent of his labours. At the same time, so far from believing that the composition or pr... ...aginable; every thing moves, every thing lives, and is put in action. If a council be called, or a battle fought, you are not coldly informed of what ... ... from his god; who inflicts a pestilence on the Greeks. Achil- les calls a council, and encourages Chalcas to declare the cause of it; who attributes ... ...d-twenty days is taken up in this book: nine during the plague, one in the council and quarrel of the princes, and twelve for Jupiter’s stay with the ...

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...her what to think nor what to do. I saw the world busy around me: one part labouring for bread, another part squandering in vile excesses or empty ple... ...f their vice, and heaped up work for sorrow and repentance; and the men of labour spent their strength in daily struggling for bread to maintain the v... ...strength in daily struggling for bread to maintain the vital strength they laboured with: so living in a daily circulation of sorrow, living but to wo... ...atures. After this the young priest applied himself to his countrymen, and laboured to compose them: he per- suaded, entreated, argued, reasoned with ... ... they had ruined their plantation, and destroyed their corn, that they had laboured so hard to bring forward, and killed the milch-goat and their thre... ...profoundly secure as sleep could make them: and first, they called another council, to consider what they had to do; and presently resolved to di- vid... ...five in number, called all the passengers, except the servants, to a great council, as they called it. At this council every one deposited a certain q... ... he must have fined me four times as much, and made me ask pardon the next council-day. I promised to be more orderly; and, indeed, I found afterwards... ...ey, and winter began to come on apace; whereupon my partner and I called a council about our particular affairs, in which we found it proper, as we we...

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...an the vast authentic doomsday book of nature, as is elsewhere hinted, our labours have sufficient title to the name of history. Certainly they deserv... ...t, with which, in times of peace, the chambermaid was wont to demolish the labours of the industrious spider. In vulgar phrase, she had taken up the b... ...the uneasiness with which the big muse bears about her burden, the painful labour with which she produces it, and lastly, the care, the fondness, with... ...de from the commonwealth of literature any of those noble critics to whose labours the learned world are so greatly indebted. Such were Aristotle, Hor... ...ideration, restrained her from asking the question. The strange lady now laboured under a difficulty which appears almost below the dignity of histo... ...e had not gone far before he arrived at a crossway. Here he called a short council of war, in which, after hearing different opinions, he at last gave... ...hideous dream; The genius and the mortal instruments Are then in council; and the state of man, Like to a little kingdom, suffers then ... ...nt. —Come to me at eight this evening. Jones, by the advice of his privy council, replied: MADAM, It is impossible to express how much I am shoc...

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...haste they girded up their gowns, And hied them to the wall. ‘They held a council standing Before the River Gate: Short time was there, ye well may ... ... pass, and a division of the army was sent off to guard the Hot Gates. The council at the Isth- mus did not know of the mountain pathway, and thought ... ...eks to escape before they could be shut in by the enemy. There was a short council held over the morning sacrifice. Megistias, the seer, on inspecting... ...r the execution of justice. In their own chamber sat the Senate, the great council composed of the patricians, or citizens of highest birth, and of th... ...y in the midst of the seven hills of Rome. The captive Jews were forced to labour at it; and the materials, granite outside, and softer travertine sto... ...ank in at every step, and the Major’s chains rendered each motion terrible labour. It was only on the second night that Ivan, with his axe, succeeded ... ...apping prevailed; prisoners had their fixed price, and were carried off to labour in the Afri- can dockyards, or to be chained to the benches of the M... ...nd exposed region, and Vincent suffered much from being there set to field labour, but he endured all without a murmur. His master had three wives, an... ...est and Marseilles, where the convicts, closely chained, were kept to hard labour, and often made to toil at the oar, like the slaves of the Africans....

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...r days—reading, walking, music, gardening. Did not they all work like very labourers at the new arbour in the midst of the laurels, where Charles migh... ... singing to be practised, or preparations made for evening’s diversion, or councils to be held, which Laura’s absence could not break up, though it of... ...ut down, as there he lay with scarcely a sign of life, except his gasping, labouring breath. Guy stood over him, let the air blow in from the open win... ...enice, and to do a good deal, with Anne’s’ assis- tance, by her own manual labour. Guy said she did more for Philip outside his room than he did insid... ...tion, until she rose up, cheered and sustained, as if she had been holding council with her husband. She did not over-estimate Philip’s sufferings fro... ...ayerne.’ ‘Mamma will never forgive us if we don’t take the doctor into our councils.’ ‘Arnaud can manage for us. We would sleep in London, and go on b...

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...avagery upon amusement, as though, resent ful of the weary round of daily labour, it sought by a desper ate effort to be merry. The English party wi... ...s a quack, a charlatan, and an impostor. T o refute them he asked the city council to put under his care patients that had been pro nounced incurable... ...redecessors Galen, Arnold of Villanova, and 71 Maugham Raymond Lulli, had laboured studiously to discover it.’ ‘Will it make me eighteen again?’ crie... ... in trivial quantities, at enormous 87 Maugham expense and with exceeding labour; it is so volatile that you cannot keep it for three days. I have so... ...cinated by the flaming lights. There was an awful mystery in those unknown labours which ab sorbed Oliver Haddo night after night till the sun rose. ... ...He clenched his teeth and tightened his straining muscles. Susie heard his laboured breathing, but she only heard the breathing of one man. She wonder...

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...her. She looked at you, and forth it came: and it stuck to you, as nothing laboured or literary could have adhered. Her saying of Laetitia Dale: “Here... .... She dismissed the children to their homes. Plucking prim- roses was hard labour now—a dusty business. She could have wished that her planet had not ... ...tter: he will only require to be spoken to. One would fancy the old fellow laboured now and then under a magnetic attrac- tion to beggary. My love,” h... ...asting an eye at the window of the room where his Clara and Vernon were in council, the schemes he indulged for his prospective comfort and his feelin... ...lf and foot, bearing his broad iron-grey head in grand elevation. The hard labour of the day approved the cooling exercise and the crowning refreshmen... ...arty, who never interferes, but must be attended to. And they feel they’re labouring together to get along, all in the proper proportion; and whether ... ...mpared with his, attached him desperately to her splendid healthiness. The council of el- ders, whose descendant he was, pointed to this young woman f...

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... suited to human Happiness, not exposed to the Miseries and Hardships, the Labour and Sufferings of the mechanick Part of Mankind, and not embarass’d ... ... who, by vicious Living, Luxury and Extravagancies on one Hand, or by hard labour, Want of Nec essaries, and mean or insufficient Diet on the other ha... ...oothly thro’ the World, and comfortably out of it, not embarass’d with the Labours of the Hands or of the Head, not sold to the Life of Slavery for da... ...at was not a Mast standing. The light Ships fared the best, as not so much labouring in the Sea; but two or three of them drove, and came close by us,... ...a Buoy to it, and then vered it out a great Length, which they after great Labour and Hazard took hold of and we hall’d them close under our Stern and... ...ng neither Vessel, or Tools to build one, or Provisions of any kind, their Councils always ended in Tears and Despair. I ask’d him how he thought they...

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...ow. But it seems that the Government had a true account of it, and several councils were held about ways to prevent its coming over; but all was kept ... ...acturers, and the like, being mostly poor people who de- pended upon their labour. And I remember in particular that in a representation to my Lord Ma... ...impossible to make any impression upon the middling people and the working labouring poor. Their fears were pre- dominant over all their passions, and... ...hem as they knew they had deserved. Not that it is any derogation from the labour or applica- tion of the physicians to say they fell in the common ca... ...t and credit chosen and appointed by the alderman, his deputy , and common council of every ward, by the name of examiners, to continue in that office... ... or any other officer, and the owner pun- ished according to Act of Common Council, and that the dogs be killed by the dog-killers appointed for that ... ...eedful: It is ordered and enjoined that the aldermen, deputies, and common councilmen shall meet together weekly , once, twice, thrice or oftener (as ... ... is, the greatest part of the poor or families who formerly lived by their labour, or by retail trade, lived now on charity; and had there not been pr... ...he customs, likewise the watermen, carmen, porters, and all the poor whose labour depended upon the merchants, were at once dismissed and put out of b...

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...out from all these others to survive; he felt as if there were no life, no labour, no devotion of soul and body, that could repay and justify these pa... ...hs, climbs the air in a balloon, makes vast inquiries, begins interminable labours, joins himself into federations and populous cities, spends his day... ...a touch. His heart, which all through life so indomitably, so athletically labours, is but a capsule, and may be stopped with a pin. His whole body, f... ...t who does not work. Service for service. If the farmer buys corn, and the labourer ploughs and reaps, and the baker sweats in his hot bakery, plainly... ...ture in service; that he has not a lion’s share in profit and a drone’s in labour; and is not a sleeping partner and mere costly in- cubus on the grea... ...s to have recovered, for we find long afterwards a pe- tition to the Privy Council requesting a pension for him. The other soldiers then laid down the... ... at Hamilton.* O N F RIDAY THE 16TH, Bailie Irvine of Dumfries came to the Council at Edinburgh, and gave in formation concerning this ‘horrid rebelli... ...t spo- ken, they were amply supplied with food.* Some people urged, in the Council, that the promise of quarter which had been given on the field of b... ... a man of action and experience, of the open air, the camp, the court, the council-room; and he was to accept direction from an old, pompous gentleman...

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... would not dis cover his author. I too was taken up and examin’d before the council; but, tho’ I did not give them any satisfaction, they content’d t... ...w institutions, or alter ations in the old, and so much influence in public councils when I became a member; for I was but a bad speaker, never eloqu... ...eing at length join’d by France, which brought us into great danger; and the laboured and long continued endeavour of our governor, Thomas, to prevail... ...overnor Clinton. He at first refus’d us peremptorily; but at dinner with his council, where there was great drinking of Madeira wine, as the custom of... ...soldier. My activity in these operations was agreeable to the gov ernor and council; they took me into confidence, and I was consulted by them in eve... ...xt election. Possibly, as they dislik’d my late intimacy with the members of council, who had join’d the governors in all the disputes about military ... ...ossing but in paths kept clean by poor people with brooms, it was with great labour rak’d to gether and thrown up into carts open above, the sides of... ...to do good, I shall have only my The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin 128 labour for my pains. If this method of obtaining the waggons and horses i...

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... my two dull papers are, in the matter of dulness, worthy additions to the labours of M’Crie. Yet I believe they are worth reprinting in the interest ... ...nt – to the great cost of this society that we enjoy and profit by, to the labour and sweat of those who support the litter, civilisation, in which we... ...y death – by the deaths of animals, and the deaths of men wearied out with labour, and the deaths of those criminals called tyrants and revolutionarie... ...f forces into the illimitable,” and the visionary develop- ment of “wasted labour” in the sea, and the winds, and the clouds. No character was ever th... ...co, and his wife and children, in the intervals of dull and unremunerative labour; where a man in this pre- dicament can afford a lesson by the way to... ...’s oppor- tunity. Among the Samurai of Choshu, and in particular among the councillors of the Daimio, his general culture, his views, which the enligh... ...design. One was Sakuma- Shozan, hereditary retainer of one of the Shogun’s council- lors, and from him he got more than money or than money’s worth. A... ...heir design. This was a far different inquirer from Sakuma- Shozan, or the councillors of the Daimio of Choshu. This was no two-sworded gentleman, but... ...portance to Y oshida; for by the influence of his admirers in the Daimio’s council, he was allowed the privilege, underhand, of dwell- ing in his own ...