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their accommodation, befides hoiifes of 

 induftry ; and the poor are not lefs at- 

 tached to domeftic endearments than 

 the rich. Let mine, or any other plan 

 be adopted for this purpofe. It mat- 

 ters not who is the projector, provided 

 the induflrious man receive due en- 

 couragement to continue his labour. 

 But 1 am perfuaded that every gentle-? 

 man will find his account, in purfuing 

 the humane and jufi: meafures I have 

 ventured to recommend. His eilate, 

 by being fo materially eafed in the ar- 

 ticle of the poor's tax, will not pay 

 him a farthing lefs than it does at prcr 

 fent ', and he will be honoured, and 

 diftinguiilied in his neighbourhood, by 

 the nobleft appellation, fuperior to all 

 titles, that of being the poor man's 



FRIEND. 



F I N I S. 



