Amongst the middle classes he remains a canonized saint, the man who pauperized himself for their sakes.
Say to yourself, "It is a shame for God's children to exhibit such a pauperized appearance.
Pauperized by her diseased mind, this wretched creature, like many another poverty-stricken soul, died of starvation in the midst of plenty.
The army, no longer uplifted by ardors of conflict with a foreign foe, became conscious of its hunger, its nakedness, and the prospect of returning in rags to pauperized homes.
He certainly could not have afforded globes during this pauperized year 1766.
What sort of earth or heaven would hold any spiritual wealth in it for souls pauperized by inaction?
He says: "My final question is, how do you propose to help those who are incapable of helping themselves, without pauperizing them yet more than they are pauperized under their present conditions?
My final question is, how do you propose to help those who are incapable of helping themselves, without pauperizing them yet more than they are pauperized under their present conditions?
Before the poor law amendment act, nothing but the power of arbitrary punishment was wanting in the pauperized parishes to a complete system of praedial slavery.
Few European countries possess such a wealth of fertile soil as Hungary, and yet it is burdened with debts and the population is pauperized and is at the mercy of usurers.
Under such conditions the Roman bourgeois, or the pauperized nobleman, preferred to refrain from marriage and the procreation of children.
During the last few decades the daughters and heiresses of American millionaires have become special objects of desire to the pauperized European nobility.
The chief error in the old system was the complete confusion which existed between poverty and pauperism, between the industrious poor man and the self-pauperized idler.
Such a golden dream had never suggested itself to the pauperized emperor before.
The mind of the nation had been pauperized along with its body by the life of charitable dependence it had led at the doors of church and monastery in the olden time.
