To become rich rural owners, these immigrants took the English gentleman as a model. T. Harry William, Richard Current and Frank Freidel show that "the first settlers assumed the English ideal of the gentleman", that is, "a person with special privileges, but also with special obligations, including serving the community and helping the less fortunate (...) Neither in England nor in the colonies did the English believe in social equality
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[1]quiso¹
[2]quería²
[3]pudieron³
[4]podían⁴
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Cuando se lo ofrecieron, el anciano no quiso¹ asistir a clases de baile porque llevaba bastón y no quería² caerse.
Los nietos de Bernardo pudieron³ entrar en la universidad finalmente. ¡No se lo podían⁴ creer!
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When they offered it, the old man did not want to attend dance classes because he was carrying a cane and did not want to fall.
Bernardo's grandchildren were finally able to enter the university. They could not believe!