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"ref": "1829 July 5, [ William Hazlitt ?], “The Advantages of Committing Burglary in cuerpo Elucidated”, in The Atlas, London, page 442",
"text": "People who would now attempt to burglarize in top-boots, would be as mad as if they were to adopt that costume for picking pockets.",
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"ref": "1839 December 7, \"Mustard-Seed\", “To Sir Charles Shaw, K. C. T. S., &c., &c.”, in Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser, Manchester, page 6",
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"ref": "1840 May 1, \"Shamrock\", “Steeple-Chasing in Ireland”, in The Sporting Review, London, page 364",
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"ref": "1856 November 1, Louisville Daily Courier, Louisville, KY, page 3",
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"ref": "1856 December 16, \"The London Scoundrel\", “A Plea for the Gallows (Letter to the Editor)”, in The Times, London, page 10",
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"ref": "1903 March 31, “From Day To Day”, in The Express and Telegraph, Adelaide, page 1",
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"ref": "2007 December 14, Robert Muirhead, “Man sent to prison for robbing woman at gunpoint”, in Journal Inquirer.com, Connecticut, page 228",
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