Beggars belief
that planning permission was granted in the first place.
These
wandering beggars
are said to have consecrated their life to music-making for god, and uyghurs are very charitable toward them.
A
crippled beggar, miraculously cured, leaps up to help them.
Beggars on the streets
of major british cities were fiction, not an obscene reality.
Beggars belief.
Beggar's belief.
Beggars in the streets; some will have smelled the stench of open sewers.
Peaceful, not much traffic and no
street beggars.
Beggar all description.
The old saw about 'one beggar
telling another beggar
where to find bread, ' is in the same line.
The elizabethan view of "
sturdy beggars
" was distinguished from the " impotent poor " in the legislation.
Beggars description.
The badshah of the palace
became a beggar
of the street; the prince turned a pauper.
Early last century there was a
blind beggar
who, led by his dog, tried in vain to cross a busy london street.
Beggars cannot
be choosers and there never appears to be a shortage of takers when a rare part is offered.
I
met a beggar
in italy at the age of twelve.
In 1979
homeless beggars
on the streets of major british cities were fiction, not an obscene reality.
Beggar woman
radiant with smiles.
An
aggressive beggar
has been slapped with his second anti-social behavior order.
Poor young beggars, they all has their troubles afore ' em!
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