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"ref": "1818, Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review:",
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"ref": "1843, The Penny Magazine of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge:",
"text": "[...] but if I should take of your cattle, and so I think for to do; for I have no oxen to get your corn with, nor none I cannot get carried, for every man is so busy with their own (21st August); for weather is so latesome in this country (Kinalton, Notts) that men can neither well get com nor hay-[...]",
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