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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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Consider me I went a Cordin to your order
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to ye Church warn with ye payor and he
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wear ye boy is and he is but up Larning and
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he will not be Larnt this month and when
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he has Larnt he will have but pore on Shillin
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a week for I have none but god and you to stand
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bye me and I was with Justes Pooper and
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he Could doe no more but desired me to
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