Significados de poor debtor en inglés

But the poor debtor has no money upon which to make an interest.

The poor debtor sighed again, and more heavily than before.

We have a poor debtor's calendar for registering these things.

He is seldom spoken of but with expressions of tenderness and compassion-thepoor debtor!

Marston, yet in gaol, stubbornly refuses to take the benefit of the act,-commonlycalled the poor debtor's act.

It is no remedy to the poor debtor that you prosecute his judge, and threaten him with fine and imprisonment.

We are all apt to require too much of the poor debtor, and to have too little sympathy with him.

In this latter case the sustenance of the visiting party and all their needs fall, by custom, upon the poor debtor.

What right has a poor debtor to demand that the sovereign state of South Carolina make a distinction between poverty and crime?

The merchant's sleep was sweeter that night than it had been for some time, and so was the sleep of the poor debtor.

What did he wish to do for the poor debtors?

His greatest work, "The Messiah," was composed in Dublin for the benefit of poor debtors who were imprisoned there.

By this extensive measure the poor debtors-theThetes, small tenants, and proprietors-togetherwith their families, were rescued from suffering and peril.

"The paths crossed-andI am your poor debtor," he finished.

But the man has made his pen, and now he registers Marston's name among the state's forlorn gentlemen, commonly called poor debtors.

Georgia, the last of the thirteen English colonies, was granted to Oglethorpe and others as a refuge for poor debtors (1732).