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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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Common Single or Cyprus grounds to be paid by the
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Rule of the Double twin and to 3 Shutes in a hole
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if above 3 Shutes in a hole 4d Pr Doz advance
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The Lest Shute Wave or W Pr Dozen
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Single figure 14 Beads and Under
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6 Beads in the figure or Under 2s-0d
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Double figure 12 Beads and Under
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4 Beads in Each figure and Under 3s-0d
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and for Every Bead above in Each figures or ground sd Pr Bead Pr Daz advance
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Lays 2d Pr Dozdn Pr Lay tabes or other Stripes
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to be paid for as Lays
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Scollep'd Crimp'd or Vellum'd on one side 3d Each Pr Doz
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Each Drawingin 3d Pr Dz
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Silk Runing Brocade Shutles Pr Dozen
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one Brocade Shutle throwd in Every ground Shute
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1s-0d Every 2 ground Shutes 8d. every 3 ground Shutes
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and above 4d additional Brocade Shuth 1s throwd in
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Every ground Shute 1s-3d Every 2 ground Shutes 10d
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Every 3 ground Shutes and above 6d Pr Shutle Pr Dozen
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Gimp Snail or Crimp Etc 3d Pr Shutle Pr Doz advance more
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then Silk
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A Pokeing Brocade Shutle on a plain Cyprus ground
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When the figure of any work is Compleated then Number
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the ground Shutes and likewise the brocade Shutes
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then Divide the ground by the brocade Shutes and
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The Question will be answerd in the Quotient
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Example Suppose the ground Shutes in the whole
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figure to be 128 and the brocade Shutes 30
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Divide the 128 by 30 and the answer will be
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one brocade Shute to 4 ground Shutes then
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Observe Even to the 4 ground Shutes in the
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Table on the same line in the first Column of
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prices will be the price for a Silk brocade
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Shutle the Second Column of prices for a
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