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POPULAR MANNERS AND CUSTOMS.—Boiling to 
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Boy Bishops—Serjeants’ Rings and Mottoes—Plague Stones. 
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Algernon Sydney — Danes in England— foaia ge arat 
ioh EE ET T Arabella ure Scottish Regal 
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