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he would enter the land described the previous night, and then steal quietly back to his hotel. The countrymen, when they found the [[lauel?]] taken, were either under the necessity of paying the purchaser an advance or again go in search of other "locations". In this way the gentlemanly, well dressed young man would pocket large profits and filch from the poor what they could not very well lose. While yet in the highest good humer at the success of his schemes, and laughing at the [[rexation?]] of his victims, a Quaker made his appearance and announced his intention of buying a certain [[hact?]] situated in such a [[lean?]] of such a county. The tablets were, as usual, resorted to by the speculative genius and an accurate [[minute?]] made of the old [[meis?]] description. | he would enter the land described the previous night, and then steal quietly back to his hotel. The countrymen, when they found the [[lauel?]] taken, were either under the necessity of paying the purchaser an advance or again go in search of other "locations". In this way the gentlemanly, well dressed young man would pocket large profits and filch from the poor what they could not very well lose. While yet in the highest good humer at the success of his schemes, and laughing at the [[rexation?]] of his victims, a Quaker made his appearance and announced his intention of buying a certain [[hact?]] situated in such a [[lean?]] of such a county. The tablets were, as usual, resorted to by the speculative genius and an accurate [[minute?]] made of the old [[meis?]] description. The Quaker, however, was not one to be so easily duped, and tis the [[matification?]] of Mr. G__ he took his departure on anther "[[unclear starts with h and ends with t]]" without ever saying good bye. | ||
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he would enter the land described the previous night, and then steal quietly back to his hotel. The countrymen, when they found the lauel? taken, were either under the necessity of paying the purchaser an advance or again go in search of other "locations". In this way the gentlemanly, well dressed young man would pocket large profits and filch from the poor what they could not very well lose. While yet in the highest good humer at the success of his schemes, and laughing at the rexation? of his victims, a Quaker made his appearance and announced his intention of buying a certain hact? situated in such a lean? of such a county. The tablets were, as usual, resorted to by the speculative genius and an accurate minute? made of the old meis? description. The Quaker, however, was not one to be so easily duped, and tis the matification? of Mr. G__ he took his departure on anther "unclear starts with h and ends with t" without ever saying good bye.