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Note 48 — A HEREFORDSHIRE LADY IN THE TIME OF THE CIVIL WAR.

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The quantity of salmon caught in the river Wye was formerly so great that it is said to have been usual to insert a clause in the indentures of the Hereford apprentices that they should not be compelled to eat salmon more than twice a week.

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