Quote by George Crabbe

Our farmers round, well pleased with constant gain, like other farmers, flourish and complain.

Our farmers round, well pleased with constant gain, like oth

Summary

This quote suggests that farmers, like any other group of people, experience both success and dissatisfaction in their profession. They are depicted as being content with their consistent profits but also expressing grievances like everyone else. The quote highlights the duality of the farmers' lives - they have reasons to rejoice in their flourishing business, yet they are not exempt from the challenges and complaints that come with their occupation. Ultimately, it portrays farmers as common individuals who, despite their successes, still face their fair share of difficulties.

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Farming

By George Crabbe

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