"Five Alls" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "Traditionally pub names had a pictorial representation, and the inn sign for inns named \"Five Alls\" showed five representative figures, each in appropriate garb with a motto underneath. This has occurred in a number of variations, but usually included a monarch saying \"I rule (for) all\" or \"I govern all\", a bishop or minister saying \"I pray for all\", a soldier saying \"I fight for all\", and a farmer saying \"I pay for all\". (In modern signs, often John Bull pays for all.) The fifth figure was often a lawyer saying \"I plead for all\", or could be omitted, in which case the inn would be named \"Four Alls\".",
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        "The name of many pubs."
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  "etymology_text": "Traditionally pub names had a pictorial representation, and the inn sign for inns named \"Five Alls\" showed five representative figures, each in appropriate garb with a motto underneath. This has occurred in a number of variations, but usually included a monarch saying \"I rule (for) all\" or \"I govern all\", a bishop or minister saying \"I pray for all\", a soldier saying \"I fight for all\", and a farmer saying \"I pay for all\". (In modern signs, often John Bull pays for all.) The fifth figure was often a lawyer saying \"I plead for all\", or could be omitted, in which case the inn would be named \"Four Alls\".",
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