[77] The Cornish people always measure weight in scores (20 lbs). The stone (14 lbs) is unknown.

[78] In West Cornwall every collection of houses is called a town. The village in which the parish church stands is called "Church town."

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"from this it is evident," says Dr, "from this it is evident," says Dr.

The Autobiography of a Cornish Smuggler — Part 34

19, 1829, The last thirty years of his life 19, 1829. The last thirty years of his life

may prizes, manned and commanded chiefly many prizes, manned and commanded chiefly

same part of the the town, went in company same part of the town, went in company

so happy in all my life as I was at that _time_, so happy in all my life as I was at that _time_.

in God my Saviour, To the end of this in God my Saviour. To the end of this

must go with him, he would not be denied, must go with him, he would not be denied.

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