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It never occurred to the poorest that he must, for that reason, doff his hat to any man.
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gutenberg.orgIt never occurred to the poorest that he must, for that reason, doff his hat to any man.
Hoar points out the egalitarian nature of the town, where respect was mutual regardless of wealth.
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