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The Compleat Collier

The Conclusion.

Thus, Sir, have I run over this small Piece with Brevity, and as plainly as I could, in hopes some other able Pen will give it some Lustre, and to the best Advantage, it being not of the least Moment; and now I must remind you of the Custom of these Miners, that as soon as the Coal-Pits are Coaled, and Coal-Work begun, these Miners, &c. expect something to Drink, which is sometimes 5 or 10 Guineas or more according to the Generosity of the Owner.

Pecuniae Obediunt Omnia.

 

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