| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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| Page | 1149 |
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under the roof, and put upon a handcart, covered over with sacks and dust-sheets and taken back to the shop and again placed for sale with the other stock. These are only a few of the petty thefts committed by these people. To give anything approaching a full account of all the rest would require a separate volume. As a result of all the hurrying and scamping, every now and again the men found that they had worked themselves out of a job. Several times during the summer the firm had |
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