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Sentence
But
the
two
labourers
of
whom
I
am
speaking
had
their
allowances,
lived
on
their
fixed
wages
with
the
profits
of
their
bye
labour,
one
being
pig-killer
to
the
village,
and,
therefore,
always
busy
from
Michaelmas
to
Lady-day,
at
a
shilling
a
pig,
and
the
offal,
on
which
his
family
subsisted,
wit
h
the
produce
of
their
small
curtilage,
for
half
the
year.
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But the two labourers of whom I am speaking had their allowances, lived on their fixed wages with the profits of their bye labour, one being pig-killer to the village, and, therefore, always busy from Michaelmas to Lady-day, at a shilling a pig, and the offal, on which his family subsisted, wit h the produce of their small curtilage, for half the year.
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