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all those who were not of gentle blood.
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Their duty was to work,
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to get a living that was appropriate for their place in society,
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to keep their families
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and to support all the rest.
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They were advised by Dudley to avoid "covetousness" or greed,
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to avoid idleness and to avoid
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what he called "Presumption above their degree";
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they should keep their place.
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They should also avoid "Grudging and murmuring"
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Against the fact that they were born, as he put it,
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"To live in labor and pain and for the most part of their time