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Deprived of everything, he wanders about in despair, reduced to beggary.
ZOOLOGICAL MYTHOLOGY, VOLUME I (OF 2)ANGELO DE GUBERNATIS
My unlucky connection with the Archduke has brought me to the verge of beggary.
THE LIFE OF LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN, VOLUME II (OF 3)ALEXANDER WHEELOCK THAYER
If debts and interest were not paid, dividends on stocks and bonds would cease and the capitalist would be reduced to beggary.
THE AFFABLE STRANGERPETER MCARTHUR
He was absolutely ruined, and with his wife and six children stood face to face with beggary and starvation.
THE SHUTTLEFRANCES HODGSON BURNETT
All my poor people, all the hands now actively employed in this spot, would again pine away and be condemned to beggary and sloth.
THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN, THE LOVECHARM AND PIETRO OF ABANOLUDWIG TIECK
With all its wisdom, will it not be reduced to beggary and starvation?
THE NEW SOCIETYWALTHER RATHENAU
Thirteen hundred beggary, orphans, and criminals were then in the colony.
MEMOIR AND DIARY OF JOHN YEARDLEY, MINISTER OF THE GOSPELJOHN YEARDLEY
I have made an effort to graduate from beggary into the respectable laboring class, which you have so often exhorted me to do.
ADVENTURES WHILE PREACHING THE GOSPEL OF BEAUTYNICHOLAS VACHEL LINDSAY
It is observed in almost every part of the world but ours; and prevents that populace of beggary which disgraces Europe.
CURIOSITIES OF LITERATURE, VOL. 1 (OF 3)ISAAC D'ISRAELI
She felt that the time had come, for they were now on the verge of beggary, to break the seal of her mother's letter.
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