It was not uncommon to see farmers, bearing names highly respected in the town, lying drunk by the roadside on a summer afternoon, or staggering along the streets.
George F. Hoar: “It was not uncommon to see farmers, bearing names highly respected in the town, lying drunk by the roadside on a summer…”
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Hoar describes the social issues related to alcohol consumption in his community.
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