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Day-labor

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Day´-la`bor
n.1.Labor hired or performed by the day.


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He must perhaps take to day-labor, and his wife must have help from her sisters,--a prospect doubly bitter to him, now they had let all Bessy's precious things be sold, probably because they liked to set her against him, by making her feel that he had brought her to that pass.
 
 
 
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