M. E. W. Sherwood Quotes
The Poor Are Always Ragged And Dirty, In Very Picturesque Clothes, And On Their Poor Shoes Lies The Earth Of The Lacustrine Period. And Yet What A Privilege It Is To Be Even A Beggar In Rome!
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