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...this way to-day." They parted mutually satisfied; but the wily clerk had most reason to exult in the dexterity he had displayed, since the whole proposal of an exchange between the monuments (which tho council had determined to remove as a nuisance, because they encroached three feet upon the public...

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...this way co-day. " They parted mutually satisfied ; but the wily clerk had most reason to exult in the dexterity he had displayed, since the whole proposal of an exchange between tha monuments (which the council had determined to remove as a nuisance, because they encroached three...

...concession : — ' They parted mutually satisfied, but the wily clerk had the most reason to exult, since the whole proposal of an exchange between the monuments (which the council [of Fairport] had determined to remove as a nuisance, because they encroached three feet upon the public...