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 1 3 |    laboring poor a yoke little better than that of slavery itself.  ~
 2 27|    human race was lifted up to better things-nay, that it was
 3 28|  poverty and wretchedness, and better their condition in life;
 4 29|   numbers of those who were in better circumstances despoiled
 5 32|       which makes the citizens better and happier. Hereby, then,
 6 34|      of society is to make men better, the chief good that society
 7 38|       all may justly strive to better their condition, neither
 8 38|       of the workers prefer to better themselves by honest labor
 9 45|  contractor will afford him no better, he is made the victim of
10 50|     pages of holy Writ: "It is better that two should be together
11 55| undertakings and endeavors, to better the condition of the working
12 55|      have spared no efforts to better the condition both of families
13 57|      each individual member to better his condition to the utmost
14 57|     and end by becoming little better than those societies which