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Letters from England, Volume 3 (of 3)

Note 18 — LETTER LXVI.

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A certain number of watermen are permitted to ply on Sundays; they pay an annual acknowledgment on that account to the Watermen's Company! Religion and profit are thus combined!—Tr.

[19] The king's hounds were kept there when there was a royal palace at Greenwich.—Tr.

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