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They are, on the whole, greatly more provident than English workmen.
2
He said:-Well ,well ,thelady has been more provident than all of us!
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Can any thing be more provident, more wise, more desirable?
4
States are slowly becoming more provident, and already we are coming to see this about trees.
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Their women generally have control over the granary, and they are more provident than their Spanish neighbors about the future.
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The offer of a little jelly from a fellow-passenger more provident than myself caused a marked elevation in my spirits.
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Some of the more provident of the rangers had brought with them well-filled haversacks, and had made me welcome to the contents.
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All this is now cleared off, unless some three or four individuals; and the more provident have a good few pounds saved.
9
The Irish, in one point, appear to improve in the United States-theybecome much more provident, and many of them hoard their money.
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God, said Luther, could be rich soon and easily if he would be more provident, and would deny us the use of his creatures.