A large portion, moreover, of the nobility were deeply sunkinpoverty and debt.
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They are for the most part sunkinpoverty, and possess but little of the outward trappings of rank.
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Their common people are sunkinpoverty, ignorance, and cowardice, and of as little consequence as women and children.
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Unfortunately the greater number of her geniuses learn to understand life so quickly that they lie sunkinpoverty-stricken pleasure.
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These indeed had incredible accumulations, but the remainder of the forty millions-thewhole people, in fact, save an infinitesimal fraction-weresunkinpoverty.
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"If they remained at home," said he, "we should all be sunkinpoverty, scrambling with each other amongst these hills for a bare living.