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When you get the money it is after taxes
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The village school master lost his job in the story "The Beggar" because he was accused of stealing money from the school funds. As a result of this accusation, he was dismissed from his position as the school master.
Yes, "beggar" is a noun that refers to someone who asks for money or food as a charity.
Kick the beggar out. They are only disturbing the customers
The dog sat under the dinner table, and behaved like a beggar by whimpering for food. The Salvation Army buckets collect money, and no worker is called a beggar.
its about a man who gives money to a beggar but first walks past him without giving it. The beggar is more kind than the man who gives him the money. In the beginning of the peom the sun is the enemy of the beggar but at the end the sun helps the beggar which suggest nature is most powerful. The man who gave the money, it shows that no ones situation was improved.
The abstract noun for "beggar" is "begging." It refers to the act of asking for money or goods as charity from others, typically on the street.
A dunmare beggar was around in the Tudor times. This beggar would pretend that she or he had no tongue for sympathy , but hurting her/himself in the process. this would make people pity her/him and feel sorry of them a then give them money.
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I ate a fortune cookie. The gypsy told my fortune. With his money, he was worth a fortune!
Simply a fortune - a lot of money. The writer may have used the adjective "financial" to clarify that it was about money, to distinguish from the other meaning of fortune: good luck.
The abstract noun of "beggar" is "begging." It represents the act or practice of asking for help, typically in the form of money or food, as a means of survival or sustenance.
Hughie wanted to give the beggar money, but the beggar declined his offer and asked for a red flower instead. This simple act of kindness ended up changing Hughie's perspective on life.