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Near to these hopeful youths sat a fence, or receiver, bargaining with a clouter, or pickpocket, for a suit,—or, to speak in more intelligible language, a watch and seals, two cloaks, commonly called watch-cases, and a wedge-lobb, otherwise known as a silver snuff-box. The expression pervading the countenance of the one was vulgarity; of the other, that which is rarely found, except in persons of high birth. Kneebone's door, you begged me to await your return here, assuring me you would not detain me five minutes. In stature, he was short and stumpy; in person, corpulent; and in countenance, sleek, snub-nosed, and demure. Then to Dan Ware's, in Hanging Sword Court.
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