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<p n="432">give her a bit of a wrapper to make her an Apron and that She<lb></lb>
had bought some more silk, which cost her Ten Pounds, but sayd she<lb></lb>
was sarry she had laid out her money for now she wanted it, and<lb></lb>
said she did not think she should get above, Two Guineas by it. She<lb></lb>
then delivered to this Examinant a Parcel wrapped up in a Coarse<lb></lb>
Cloth and told her she would call at this Examinants house the next<lb></lb>
day and she came accordingly whilst she was at Examinants house<lb></lb>
this Examinant asked her if she would take her silk away, to which<lb></lb>
she replied that she was going after a place and desired this Examinant<lb></lb>
to take the Silk off from the Rollers which she accordingly did<lb></lb>
and put the same into the papers it was delivered to her in.</p>
<p n="433">This Examinant being out the proceeding day, when she came<lb></lb>
home was informed by the people in the house that the woman had<lb></lb>
been there, that was there the proceeding day, and on the Tuesday<lb></lb>
<del>folding</del>
following the second day of September Instant, the said<lb></lb>
<rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15094_n433-1">Mary Parry</rs>
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called on this Examinant at home, when Examinant<lb></lb>
asked her to stay and drink Tea with her, to which she answered<lb></lb>
she could not stay, they having Company At home, saying if this<lb></lb>
Examinant would lend her a Handkerchief the same Person<lb></lb>
who had the other Silk was to have that, That she had been there<lb></lb>
and he Knew of it, Accordingly Examinant Lent her a<lb></lb>
Handkerchief in which she tyed the Silk in, which after some<lb></lb>
refusal from this Examinant the said <rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15094_n433-2">Mary Parry</rs>
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prevailed<lb></lb>
on her to go with her to the same Pawn broker in Pettycoat Lane<lb></lb>
The said <rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15094_n433-3">Mary Parry</rs>
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still telling this Examinant that the silk<lb></lb>
cost her Ten pounds and that she wanted to get Twelve<lb></lb>
Pounds for it and prevailed on this Examinant to sell the<lb></lb>
same for her.</p>
<p n="434">This Examinant further Saith that the Pawn broker offered<lb></lb>
her Fifteen pence a Yard for the Silk, but <rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15094_n434-1">Mary Perry</rs>
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then<lb></lb>
telling him it was the same<del>she</del>
sort that he had had of her<lb></lb>
before, he said he could give no more than fifteen pence a<lb></lb>
Yard one with another and the same was sold to him at that<lb></lb>
Price, which measured Ninety six yards in one piece and<lb></lb>
allowed the other price before received by the Pawn broker at<lb></lb>
the same Number of Yards and price.</p>
<p n="435">This Examinant further Saith That when the Pawn broker<lb></lb>
paid the money to this Examinant by the desire and request of<lb></lb>
<rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15094_n435-1">Mary Parry</rs>
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(being Nine Pounds thirteen shillings and six pence)<lb></lb>
the Pawn broker asked her if she did not want a Watch, to which<lb></lb>
Examinant made Answer in a Jocular manner that she had<lb></lb>
more occasion for money than a Watch, the Pawn broker</p>
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