| And the heat went out of the pursuit eventually, and when he died in 1762, although a pauper, he was no longer a fugitive. |
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| If we go back to the example of the US Supreme Court, a pauper who has to depend on free legal aid is no match for the billionaire. |
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| I'd rather live like a queen for a week and then like a pauper for the next three than live modestly for four. |
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| Vagrants, tramps and casuals were strictly separated from the resident pauper inmates housed in the gothic splendour of the Main Workhouse. |
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| She is supposed to have disguised herself as a pauper for a young priest who, out of charity, took her to an inn to feed her. |
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| He was a tyre kicker, a time-wasting pauper who when he sees a cart for sale walks around it kicking the steel tyres as though he has the necessary. |
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| If she is so opposed to our system and way of life, why doesn't she pass up the profits, live like a pauper, and play in cafes and on street corners? |
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| However, I was as poor as a pauper with a broken carriage and no prince. |
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| Linda's role in the song's creation is undisputed, but he died a pauper, leaving his family too poor even to afford a headstone for his grave. |
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| Most people accept that a dollar is worth more to a pauper than to a plutocrat. |
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| Despite this, the incidence of pauperism was higher in England and Wales, and expenditure per pauper was greater. |
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| Yet Best, for all the girls and glamour surrounding him, was a pauper compared to today's multi-millionaires. |
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| Conservative critics see their school system as an overindulged public-sector lobby, not a pauper. |
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| Ladies and gentlemen of the left, Polanco makes Berlusconi look like a pauper. |
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| Motivated by social and economic forces, churches and philanthropic organizations sent orphaned, abandoned and pauper children to Canada. |
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| Goodwin says in her own family tree she discovered a great-aunt whose place of birth was the Govan poorhouse, and whose mother's occupation was listed as pauper. |
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| No tariff system can be effective in the epoch of imperialism when there are monstrous contrasts between pauper countries and immensely rich countries. |
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| The king has status in his kingdom, and the pauper has status within his immediate group of peers. |
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| But at the gas pump, you'll pay... well, like a pauper. |
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| He guards the sleep of his pauper master, as if he were a prince. |
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| In the same way, a pauper afflicted with anger is doubly impoverished. |
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| The website is a chance to find out more about the character of Saint-Martin, who is known throughout the world for having shared his coat with a pauper, and the heritage associated with him. |
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| The pauper has as much chance of winning as does a prince. |
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| So emboldened and careless did these body-snatchers become... that they no longer confined themselves to pauper graves. |
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| Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a pauper. |
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| Now half-a-dozen more little pauper princelings and decadent dukelings are trying to trade their worthless coronets for American cash. |
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| The despised pauper, most likely a foreigner, when his spirit has gone to its final resting-place, is probably carried to the Potter's Field. |
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| The lost son returns a pauper having frittered his inheritance away. |
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| Where possible, each building was separated by an exercise yard, for the use of a specific category of pauper. |
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| The master and matron, for instance, received six times the amount of food given to a pauper. |
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| Folks in our neighborhood come from every walk of life, prince and pauper, investor and janitor. |
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