beggary

He wants the couple to marry, to be united in beggary.

He is also said to have reduced the province to a state of beggary.

From this it was but a step to beggary.

Beggary exists there like nowhere else in the world.

Think you we should give over this rash project and for a profession take up beggary?"

There was nothing but immediate beggary before her.

All that keeps us at the least and the worst above famine and beggary.

Agmar: Is not all life a beggary to the gods?

It described the degrading beggary to which our poor, wretched public television system must resort every few months.

Many of these people were forced into beggary due to the lack of jobs and racial discrimination.

If you fail-" His eyes were full of beggary.

Beggary was common where it had been rare, and the unsatisfied beggar threatened violence.

I don't know how they got it, probably from some impoverished noble family that had gambled itself into beggary.

What pleasure can they derive from contemplating the exposed condition, and almost certain beggary of their younger offspring?

We cannot forget the fine judge of painting who said in 1874 that "beggary is the most picturesque condition of social life."

Ulf: We make you welcome to our town, upon which an evil has fallen, the days being bad for beggary.

Would you seek the glen and the darkness and a life of beggary and terror?

Is this how you'll spend the rest of your years, till you're too old and sodden for it and slump into beggary?

They also claim to have reduced taxes, unemployment, and beggary, and to have started work projects.

She asked several questions respecting his Parents, his religion, and what had reduced him to a state of Beggary.

That road ended in beggary or outlawry.

Oogno: These days are bad for beggary.

'She saved me from beggary,' the man said simply.

No beggary for them.

It reached out to her like flame or beggary, the culmination and defeat of all his power in the Banefire.