La familia de don Pablo ha venido muy a menos, y no se lleva bien por aquello de que «donde no hay harina, todo es mohína».
Fray Gerundio, ni aun de aquellos que hablaban su misma lengua era entendido, lo cual no estorba a que no pocas veces fuera muy celebrado, precisamente por eso.
First let us look at the conditions under which the agricultural labourer works and lives.
For long they have been trampled on By money-making elves, But the time is come for everyone To rise and help themselves.
Walker, the only organizer the National Union had at this time, was hardly pressed, as both Unions had members on most of the farms affected, and we frequently met and held joint meetings.
Under the present social system the labourer feels compelled to look upon the man who employs him as a benefactor, and also to feel himself under some obligation to him.
I had, however, not been in ignorance of happenings in the world around me, for my wife had always read to me the weekly papers.
I set about the work in all earnestness, addressing five meetings a week, and writing articles in the weekly papers each week.
My opponent strongly condemned such action and threatened to retire unless they withdrew the thing.
I raised the question on the Board and I found up a clause in the Poor Law Act that prohibited the Guardians from refusing to give relief in kind ordered by the doctor.
I obtained work for the season's brickmaking with Mr. Emery at Stibbard.
Many of the leading Liberals, as well as the Tories, expressed their disgust at a working man having the audacity to fight for a seat on the Norfolk County Council against a local landlord.
Well, it was quite true, we were there for business and to make a great alteration in the administration of the Poor Law.
We discussed it most seriously, and I expressed an opinion to the committee that I considered the matter of such a serious nature that I thought the whole committee ought to be called together and decide the matter as a whole.
I thanked the people for the kind reception they had given me, which was the greatest joy of my life, to receive such a welcome by my neighbours in my own native town.
There was a good bit of clannishness about them, and they did not like people coming from other parts of the county to work in their district.
Arch soon gathered around him a number of persons who were prominent in the political world, including the late Sir Charles Dilke, Howard Evans, John Bright, George Mitchell, and a host of others.
He could not get another, and an ejectment order was applied for.
I advised the men to go back to work until the committee could meet and some arrangement could be made in reference to their hours of labour and conditions of work.
But the Executive were staunch economists and decided to keep the working expenses down to the lowest possible point and they determined it should be so.
I went to work for a few weeks with the late Mr. Benjamin Johnson as a general labourer, and in January 1897 I accepted a situation as a brick-burner with the late Mr. J.
His wife and children were waiting for him to come home, but he was not allowed to do so.
I have seen both faint through overwork and the lack of proper food.
During the summer I held a number of Sunday services under the auspices of the Union.
It must be remarked that in the first six months the branches formed were all independent Unions.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "muy" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
