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1
They must depend on themselves, unsupported, and pay the penalty of their
own
improvidence
and unwisdom.
2
To this distress they are often reduced by their
own
improvidence
,
or by their unhappy situation.
3
And there are vast multitudes of people who are kept poor because they are the victims of their
own
improvidence
.
4
The favourite argument is, that it affords the men, or at least a certain class of them, protection against their
own
improvidence
.
own
improvidence
own