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... solicited charity in the street, She lived on crusts of bread, the refuse of cabbages and other vegetables, and such like garbage that .fim picked up from dirt-heaps. Last week she fell down from weakness while passing the door of the concierge from want of food ...

... It is observed about as much as the speed limits are, by some drivers, on our motorways. About the worst places for human garbage is the lay-bys. I call them litter-bys. Here you will see empty coke tins, g(l)astic bags, cardboard Xes, newspapers, cartons ...

... Bulpin went through her home with a vacuum cleaner and groped under the beds for a second time. She and a friend picked over her garbage spilled out on to the back garden. Still nothing. As it grew dark, Mrs Bulpin went out with a torch and scoured the ...

... reply. On went the flyer, until it glided to the ground near a caravan site, to rise a few minutes later, carrying a piece of garbage. It flew back towards us—the pole-squatting crow and myself—and passing its ** black brother ** again, said something more ...

... growing at but for early veterinary attenthe riverside, and if we pause tion might easily have died awhile we can sometimes pick through a stoppage caused by out the diminutive bird before the compounding of bony fraghe flits among some yellowing ments ...

... market-place at Beyrout, and betore the British troops reached that place it was a common sight to see the people searching the garbage heaps for bones and refuse, to such a degree of hunger had they been forced. The Turkish Governor tried to exterminate the ...

... to be much imposed upon by them. Tt is a ditterent thing in Paris, where the proletarian classes are as fond of literary garbage as an ill-bred dog is of offal. The iguorance of those still savage races who dwell in Bellville aud La Villette, and who ...

... While in the pit they were fed with any kind of animal food, rats, guinea pigs, magpies, jays, rabbits’ paunches, and other garbage, all of 'gich they readily devourcd. Once in the dell they began to m;{e their home cornfortable by carrying in a large stock ...

... and daughters do some of the household chores to keep in touch with reality. It is they, not the servants, who empty the garbage bin and waste paper baskets and wash down their white bedroom furniture each week. S—— “The younger girl is at university ...

... now inhabited by brickmakers and the odds-and-ends people that fiud work in a coal district We thread our way through close-picked rows of tumble-dlown shanties that are dropping languidly into pieces. Most are uninhabited but there is one with an open ...

... are now carefully taken. The so-called street scavenzers semi-wild and mangy dogs, no longer roam about for such garbage as they can pick up, for they have all been banished, and though some have since found their wav back, they are not much in evidence ...