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...thenceforth to ioyne in one With all their force, and battell strong to wage Gainst all those knights, as their professed fone, That ch... ... little bits? Then pardon, O most sacred happie spirit, That I thy labours lost may thus reuiue, And steale from thee the meede of thy ... ..., to see the fortune of that fray, And to be seene, as his most worthie wage, That could her purchase with his liues aduentur’d gage. T... ...her sought Him selfe to saue, and daunger to defend, Then life and labour both in vaine to spend. Which T riamond perceiuing, weened su... ... to Cambell it relest, And Cambell it to T riamond transferd; Each labouring t’aduance the others gest, And make his praise before his ... ... Then shrilling trompets loudly gan to bray, And bad them leaue their labours and long toyle, To ioyous feast and other gentle play; ... ... was question made, which of those Knights That lately turneyd, had the wager wonne: There was it iudged by those worthie wights, That ... ... But Blandamour thereat full greatly grudged, And litle prays’d his labours euill speed, That for to winne the saddle, lost the steed. ...

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...ooth, must go back to my ships, take what I can get and be thankful, when my labour of fighting is done. Now, therefore, I shall go back to Phthia; it... ...g forward, fearing that the king might come to harm and thus bring all their labour to nothing; when, therefore Æneas and Menelaus were setting their ... ...n sends a breeze to sail ors who have long looked for one in vain, and have laboured at their oars till they are faint with toil, even so welcome was... ...delivered his message. As soon as they heard it they set about their twofold labour, some to gather the corpses, and others to bring in wood. The Argi... ...ven so man a long night have I been wakeful, and many a bloody battle have I waged by day against those who were fight ing for their women. With my s... ...thick of a fight, and it put fresh courage into the hearts of the Achæans to wage war and do battle without ceasing. Juno of the golden throne looked ... ...ctor on the other side set the Trojans in array . Thereon Neptune and Hector waged fierce war on one another—Hector on the Trojan and Neptune on the A... ...s them well: return when you have freed the ships from peril, and let others wage war upon the plain. Would, by father Jove, Minerva, and Apollo, that... ...o battle. The Iliad – Book XVII 275 Thus through the livelong day did they wage fierce war, and the sweat of their toil rained ever on their legs un...

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...ing, which in my opinion o’re- values it 425 something: but I make my wager rather against your 426 Confidence, then her Reputation. And to ... ...onor of hers, which you imagine so reseru’d. 447 Posthmus. I will wage against your Gold, Gold to 448 it: My Ring I holde deere as my fi... ...d catch colde, and 482 sterue: I will fetch my Gold, and haue our two Wagers 483 recorded. - 11 - The Tragedie of Cymbeline Shakespeare: Fi... ...op him? Thou tak’st vp 561 Thou know’st not what: But take it for thy labour, 562 It is a thing I made, which hath the King 563 Fiue ti... ...rare 612 She is alone th’ Arabian- Bird; and I 613 Haue lost the wager. Boldnesse be my Friend: - 14 - The Tragedie of Cymbeline Shakespear... ... hands 719 Made hard with hourely falshood (falshood as 720 With labour:) then by peeping in an eye 721 Base and illustrious as the smo... ...description 1261 Of what is in her Chamber, nothing saues 1262 The wager you haue laid. 1263 Iach. Then if you can 1264 Be pale, I... ...h a pretence? This place? 1781 Mine Action? and thine owne? Our Horses labour? 1782 The Time inuiting thee? The perturb’d Court 1783 For m... ... greedy touch 1853 Of common- kissing Titan: and forget 1854 Your laboursome and dainty Trimmes, wherein 1855 You made great Iuno angry....

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... Fal. Why, Hal, ’tis my Vocation Hal: ’Tis no sin for a 213 man to labour in his Vocation. 214 Pointz. Now shall wee know if Gads hil... ...no more from picking of Pur-ses, 687 then giuing direction, doth from labouring. Thou 688 lay’st the plot, how. 689 Cham. Good morr... ...189 Fal. O, I do not like that paying backe, ’tis a double 2190 Labour. 2191 Prin. I am good Friends with my Father, and may do 21... ...Bottle makes an Angell. 2382 Falst. And if it doe, take it for thy labour: and if it 2383 make twentie, take them all, Ile answere the Coy... ...d now their pride and mettall is asleepe, 2488 Their courage with hard labour tame and dull, 2489 That not a Horse is halfe the halfe of himse... ...Prophecies, 2607 I feare the Power of Percy is too weake, 2608 To wage an instant tryall with the King. 2609 Sir Mich. Why, my good ...

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...ergymen much; if she had done so, she might not have been so hard with her labourers. She was always afraid of their asking her to sub- scribe to some... ...r gratitude meant, he WOULD not be beholden to any one. Scanty as were his wages, he would accept nothing from anybody; he daily bought his portion of... ...at was his right, for in truth the farmer did not pay him the value of his labour, and perhaps disliked him the more, because of knowing in his consci... ...e of wheat. The post made it impossible for him to go out to work like the labourers; and besides, his mother did not 72 Friarswood Post-Office think... ...in which Mr. Shepherd abused the boy. He was a passionate man, and no good labourers liked to work with him because of his tongue. With such grown men... ...ing for nothing more at Friarswood; but just then, John Farden, one of the labourers, who was carrying out some manure, called out, ‘No, no, Ma’am. Su... ...hose that ‘grind the faces of the poor,’ that ‘oppress the hireling in his wages,’ and that terrible say- ing of St. James, ‘Behold, the hire of the l... ... advise her god-daughter, Matilda, not to help them with a farthing of her wages, and as to going without their full meals, that was what none of them...

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... Slaughters a thousand, wayting vpon that. 164 Our prayses are our Wages. You may ride’s 165 With one soft Kisse a thousand Furlongs, ere... ... middle: 1865 On his shoulder, and his: her face o’ fire 1866 With labour, and the thing she tooke to quench it 1867 She would to each one... ...e to th’ speech 2641 of him. 2642 Aut. Age, thou hast lost thy labour. 2643 Shep. Why Sir? 2644 Aut. The King is not at th...

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...stomed to demanding ever more benefits, social and health services, higher wages and bigger pensions, compensation for not finding work. The citizens ... ...n information industry tells us only about sex tourism, drugs, Aids, child labour... as if the Western reader only wants to know about the downside o... .... Eating and the cost of living have gone up. The prices have gone up, but wages haven't gone up much. In fact, wages have remained the same, but all ... ...and caused a lot of problems. Sometimes, I have worked and not received my wages. Later I was just told that the factory had gone bankrupt or they say... ...hat when the house is finished, the owner had no money to pay the workers' wages. However, I'm involved in a building contract at the moment. There's ... ...gether, and there isn't enough left over to sell. I have to employ outside labour to grow the rice, and pay wages. I used to grow tobacco, but not any... ...ft over to sell. I have to employ outside labour to grow the rice, and pay wages. I used to grow tobacco, but not any more now. Nowadays I grow sugar ... ... permanent outside employment were just the occasional driver and building labourer or night Phat Chaivanna security guard. Today, there are very fe... ...thing for local people or even offer work to the villagers, but brought in labour from Eastern Thailand? The forests of Thailand were felled to satis...

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...cidal indigenous politicians. And it drains the developing world of its brains, its labour, and its raw materials, giving little in return. All pow... ...ted Afghanistan - increased. Many refugees came back. Urban workers - mostly rural labourers displaced by war - fared worse, though. As industries ... ...n of the currency and in the price of bread). More than 50% of the average $1 a day wage of the casual, unskilled, worker, are spent on bread alone!... ...iness community to enter a "Global Compact" with the U.N. to uphold "human rights, labour standards and environmental practices." The International... ...baby funerals". There is no telling if this is true or a part of the propaganda war waged by the would-be combatants. According to the BBC, Iraqi l... ...GDP and public debt exceeds it. In a reversal of decades of tradition, collective wage agreements will be abolished. The finance ministry is tryi... ... and ratcheted up living standards by imposing land reform, increasing the minimum wage and expanding healthcare. Even the Iran-Iraq war which dec... ...er goods - now proffered by the impoverished owners in improvised curb markets. As wages and the dinar plummeted, once-proud Iraqis were reduced to... ...process of transformation of a determinate product, affected by a determinate human labour, using determinate means (of production)" The economic...

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...perative stores 8. Awards for highest sale made by salesman 9. Overtime wages 10. Loan facilities. The employer's final achievement is to maxim... ...s related to the employee, which are as follows: X 1 – Salaries and wages X 2 – Salaries with wages and bonus to the employee X 3 – Bo... ...of course) as G – government policies, P – Public opinion, C – Child labourers, E – Educationalists (Teachers/ Heads of the School/ Educational... ... 129. Vasantha Kandasamy, W.B., Pathinathan, and Narayan Murthy. Child Labour Problem using Bi-directional Associative Memories (BAM) Model, Proc...

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...ct siege of mendicancy, and the lazy to be actu- ally condemned to a day’s labour, may be imagined without words. It is more important to note the con... ...have seen all manner of ships, from men-of-war and deep-sea packets to the labour vessels of the German firm and the cockboat island schooner; and if ... ...s, overseers, and clerks. These last mess together at a liberal board; the wages are high, and the staff is inspired with a strong and pleasing sentim... ... the company on contracts of three or of five years, and at a hypothetical wage of a few dollars in the month. I am now on a burning question: the lab... ...al wage of a few dollars in the month. I am now on a burning question: the labour traffic; and I shall ask permission in this place only to touch it w... ...y criticisms, which they consider hypocritical, from men who would import “labour” for themselves, if they could afford it, and would probably maltrea... ...ip is very busy on some of the plantations; it is said that punitive extra-labour, by which the thrall’s term of ser- vice is extended, has grown to b... ...without loss but to itself; few natives draw- ing from it so much as day’s wages; and the rest beholding in it only the occupier of their acres. The n... ...lga, each side claiming that the other was the worse of drink, both (for a wager) justly. The multiplication of flags and little neutral territories h...

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...her quarry, so ample that it was much more likely that the strength of the labourer should be ex- hausted than that materials should fail. I may menti... ... of Montrose, really happened in the family of Stewart of Ardvoirlich. The wager about the candlesticks, whose place was supplied by Highland torch- b... ...e of any real person in the sustaining of my quasi-editorial character and labours. It had long been my opinion, that any thing like a literary picnic... ...f he can- not play Hamlet, he must play Guildenstern. Where there are many labourers, wages must be low and no man in such a situation can decently su... ...ot play Hamlet, he must play Guildenstern. Where there are many labourers, wages must be low and no man in such a situation can decently support a wif... ...he wel- fare of his profession constantly at heart, the zeal with which he laboured to uphold its respectability, and to impress upon the minds or his... ... fixed at which we admit the plea of age as an exemption from professional labour. It is painful to behold the veteran on the stage (com- pelled by ne... ...men would fight to get wark at it for twa pennies a day aboon the com- mon wage. But the bairns were reasonably weel cared for in the way of air and e... ...e a rather better thing of the place than the modesty of his old-fashioned wages would, unassisted, have amounted to. But the man was always very civi...

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...hich he laid on thee, he always was wont to say, he spared the hang- man a labour.” “One would have thought he left him little to do then,” said the c... ...w and force Tony Foster to introduce me to his fair guest?” “I accept your wager,” said the mercer; “and I think, though thou hadst even the impudence... ... to each other ere now,” said the mercer; “but he shall not budge from his wager, unless he means to pay forfeit.” “Forfeit?” said Lambourne; “I scorn... ...ly enough, to pledge him to a sentiment which inferred the loss of his own wager. “Wilt thou chop logic with me,” said Lambourne, “thou knave, with no... ...touch—the game shall be play’d out; It ne’er shall stop for me, this merry wager: That which I say when gamesome, I’ll avouch In my most sober mood, n... ...ch we described in the last chapter. “Is he well, and will he abide by his wager?” “For well, sir, he started two hours since, and has visited I know ... ... Lambourne, entered the apartment. His toilet had apparently cost him some labour, for his clothes, which differed from those he wore on his journey, ... ...o be leagued with one who knows not even so much of Scripture, as that the labourer is worthy of his hire. I must, as usual, take all the trouble and ... ...with these cheeks flushed with haste, and all these brown curls, which you laboured to bring to order, straying as wild as the tendrils of an unpruned...

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...d foreign sentimentalists who pretend so amusingly to be socialists in the Labour Leader, whose conception of foreign policy is to give Ger- many now ... ...an in any other part of Europe. In peace time, she has constantly exported labour; the Italian worker has been a seasonal emigrant to America, north a... ...e front line. Very clean young men in white overalls do it as if it were a labour of love. And the Germans in the trenches, the German gunners, know i... ...s in fact still in the stage that I have called B. It is good warfare well waged, but not such an intensity of warfare. It has not, as one says of pia... ...ethod of modern war. It is more difficult in its nature from war as it was waged in the nineteenth century than that was from the nature of the phalan... ...on works, the diminution of their efficiency by the use of aged and female labour, is the straight course to failure in this war. In X, in the forges ... ...revious conditions. One may imagine this pro- cess of price (and of course wages) increase going on to a limitless extent. Many people are inclined to... ...ne word “profiteer.” Legislation and regu- lation of hours of labour, high wages, nothing will keep labour quiet in Great Britain if labour thinks it ... ...e fact that we writers are “holding out false hopes of higher agricultural wages after the war.” But these are both exceptions. They are held to be re...

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...otism, and the madness of Terror;—urged on by lucre, and the gold louis of wages? Nay, not lucre: for the gold watches, rings, money of the Massacred,... ...s sans-indispensables, who higgle afterwards for their twenty shillings of wages; and Sergent sticking an uncommonly fine agate on his finger (‘fully ... ...ccording to the People’s- Friend, may be some ‘six sous per pound, a day’s wages some fifteen;’ and grim winter here. How the Poor Man continues livin... ...nton, in brief space, does immensities of business; not neglecting his own wages and trade-profits, it is thought. Hassenfratz dilapidates at home; Du... ...olution - V olume Three xxii. 296.) Such is their recompense and amount of wages, at this date: on the principle of supply and demand! Smith Gamain, i... ...sets out with it by coach, about seven in the evening, herself. Tired day- labourers have again finished their Week; huge Paris is cir- cling and simm... ... and Cimmeria, seems rushing into madness, and suicidal ruin. The Mountain labours; like a volcano in a burning volcanic Land. Convention Commit- tees... ... Sansculottides, or Days without Breeches. Festival of Genius; Festival of Labour; of Actions; of Rewards; of Opinion: these are the five Sansculottid... ...hern Departments; like reapers, with their guillotine-sickle. Many are the labourers, great is the har- vest. By the hundred and the thousand, men’s l...

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...y—you found three-and-twenty as pious and well-regulated young men as ever laboured to- gether—as ever had confided to them the wealth of this mighty ... ...he attention of these gentlemen, or desecrated the peaceful scene of their labours. Y ou found Christians and gentlemen, sir!” “I paid for my place li... ..., with a large family come to him in his old age. “May I ask you what your wages are, Mr. Gates, that you can lay by so much money, and purchase share... ...y by so much money, and purchase shares in our Company?” Gates told us his wages; and when we inquired whether they were paid regularly, swore that hi... ...ether— “sat under him,” as the phrase is, regularly thrice a week—began to labour in the conversion of the poor of Bloomsbury and St. Giles’s, and mad... ... some— some things I have been getting for the—for the baby. The servants’ wages were paid up to Christmas; and I paid them 99 Thackeray the rest. An... ...proud and happy at being able to think that my dear wife should be able to labour and earn bread for me, now misfortune had put it out of my power to ... ...led, and which shows how silly it is to deprive honest men of the means of labour just at the moment when they most want it. What could I do? There we...

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...t Abolition of Feudality; declare the Clergy State-servants who shall have wages; vote Sus- pensive Vetos, new Law-Courts; vote or decree what con- te... ...man who does not pay the marc d’argent, or yearly tax equal to three days’ labour, shall be other than 28 The French Revolution—V olume Two a passive... ... Assem- bly ever and anon cheerfully listen, suspending its regen- erative labours; and with some touch of impromptu elo- quence, make friendly reply;... ...em to work lazily; they will not work double-tides, even for offer of more wages, though their tide is but seven hours; they declare angrily that the ... ... tempestuous night; and in the middle of it, now visible, far darting, now labouring in eclipse, is Mirabeau indomitably struggling to be Cloud-Compel... ...t and brain on fire: excess of effort, of excitement; excess of all kinds: labour incessant, almost beyond credibility! ‘If I had not lived with him, ... ... and flashing in the eye-sight; he had to apply leeches, after the morning labour, and preside bandaged. ‘At part- ing he embraced me, ’ says Dumont, ... ...e but sold to him for some poor sixpence a-day; yet would ye work for your wages, keep your plighted word. The work now was to die; and ye did it. Hon...

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...he LORD our God is the salvation of Israel. 24 For shame hath devoured the labour of our fathers from our youth; their flocks and their herds, their s... ...word. 5 Moreover I will deliver all the strength of this city, and all the labours thereof, and all the precious things thereof, and all the treasures... ... be always great with me. 18 Wherefore came I forth out of the womb to see labour and sorrow, that my days should be consumed with shame? Jeremiah 20:... ...s, and his chambers by wrong; that useth his neighbour’s ser vice without wages, and giveth him not for his work; 14 That saith, I will build me a wi... ...broken, and her high gates shall be burned with fire; and the people shall labour in vain, and the folk in the fire, and they shall be weary. 59 The w...

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...n, lie down, young yeoman; The sun moves always west; The road one treads to labour Will lead one home to rest, And that will be the best.’ 30 VIII ‘F... ...est That ’s lost for everlasting 15 The heart out of his breast. Here by the labouring highway With empty hands I stroll: Sea deep, till doomsday morn... ...e, Fear the heat o’ the sun no more, 30 Nor the snowing winter wild, Now you labour not with child. ‘Empty vessel, garment cast, We that wore you long... ...essed the rising morrow And scorned to tread the mire you must: Dust ’s your wages, son of sorrow, 15 But men may come to worse than dust. Souls undon...

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... the noble foreign cavalier who engages with them nothing be- yond his dry wages, which no honourable spirit will put in competition with a liberal li... ... beast atween this and Perth. But this is a warse job—it’s nae less than a wager.” “A wager!” repeated Lord Menteith, with some surprise. “T roth,” co... ...y thing amang the Saxons that’s a wee by ordinar, they clink ye down for a wager as fast as a Lowland smith would hammer shoon on a Highland shelty. A... ...ghland shelty. An’ so the Laird behoved either to gae back o’ his word, or wager twa hunder merks; and sa he e’en tock the wager, rather than be shame... ...idea of your fam- ily plate, Donald, your master is certain to lose such a wager.” “Your honour may swear that; an’ where he’s to get the siller I ken... ... good graffe, or ditch, whilk may be easily accomplished by compelling the labour of the boors in the vicinity; it being the custom of the valor- ous ... ...essible by a ravine, partly natural and partly scarped with great care and labour, so as to be only passed by 110 Sir Walter Scott a drawbridge. Stil... ... a gentleman who stood near him. “I will save the honourable gentleman the labour of inves- tigation,” continued the Captain. “I am Dugald Dalgetty, o... ...ave three hours good,” said the cautious Captain. “In the meantime, let us labour for your liberation.” T o examine Ranald’s chain was the next occupa...

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...ell, said she, right soon there shall meet a knight shall pay thee all thy wages, for he is the most man of worship of the world, except King Arthur. ... ...I thank him of his courtesy and goodness, that he would take upon him such labour for me that never did him bounty nor courtesy. Also pray him that he... ... battles. If thou have so done, said Beaumains, meseemeth it was but waste labour, for she loveth none of thy fellowship, and thou to love that loveth... ...ily, that I would make her a promise by the faith of my knighthood, for to labour daily in arms unto I met with one of them; and all that I might over... ...t thou be called one of the number of the worthy knights. And therefore go labour in worship this twelvemonth, and then thou shalt hear new tidings. A... ...ail nor good love shall not be lost, for I consider your great travail and labour, your bounty and your goodness as me ought to do. And therefore go o...