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Among them, the Father of Saint Lazarus came here to beg alms.
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All they can do is beg alms; often they are arrested as vagabonds.
3
A blind man and a Cripple were travelling-companions and used to beg alms in company.
4
From then on I didn't beg alms for the candles of Saint Lazarus, but for the blessed Father Anselmo.
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She did not have to live with strangers,-andbeg alms!...
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Thus he obtains favour with God, and for these expenses they beg alms of the Brahmans if they are poor.
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To beg alms he would be ashamed; and, moreover, he works for the benefit of mankind just as does a factory machine.
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And that none of the said poor should go out of their own parish to beg alms; whereof the beadles were to take care.
9
Once two poor women came to her at the castle and begged alms.
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Over the highways by day, begging alms from fellow travelers.
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One day a little old woman came to the door of the palace begging alms.
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Why Diogenes had been noticed begging alms from a statue, a citizen wished to know.
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Before reaching France he is robbed, and escapes death from want only by begging alms.
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On the route our carriages were surrounded by a crowd of miserable Muscovites begging alms.
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They traveled from town to town, singing and preaching the glory of God and begging alms.
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Finally, both begged alms in the public streets; and the bones of each filled a pauper's grave.
