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After renouncing the significant advantages of his nob
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After renouncing the significant advantages of his noble birth, he wandered from village to village as a lowly_________; this reliance on alms, he maintained along with other members of his religious order, was the life best suited to one who wished to see both the miserliness and the generosity of humanity.
| Blank (i) |
| (A) abettor |
| (B) mendicant |
| (C) rube |
| (D) anachronism |
| (E) malefactor |
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After renouncing the significant advantages of his noble birth, he wandered from village to village as a lowly poor person/ mendicant; this reliance on alms, he maintained along with other members of his religious order, was the life best suited to one who wished to see both the miserliness and the generosity of humanity.
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The answer should mean something along the lines of vagabond or wanderer; mendicant is a beggar
