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<p>When the <hi rend='underline'>true</hi> <unclear>masses</unclear> of <gap/>,<gap/  | <p>When the <hi rend='underline'>true</hi> <unclear>masses</unclear> of <gap/>,<gap/> had till  | ||
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now been</unclear> in the market, <gap/> <unclear>thus</unclear> reduced to  | |||
<lb/>  | |||
<hi rend='underline'>one</hi><unclear>questionable reading</unclear>, <unclear>that</unclear> <unclear>one</unclear> will, all of it, be in the hands  | |||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
of <del><unclear>deleted text</unclear></del> <add><gap/> holders</add> who take it with a view to circulation.  | of <del><unclear>deleted text</unclear></del> <add><gap/> holders</add> who take it with a view to circulation.  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
For whatever rate of interest is <unclear>accessed</unclear>  | For whatever rate of interest is <unclear>accessed</unclear>  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
on the <  | on the <unclear>sorting</unclear> of permanent income <unclear>,</unclear> there will  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
be always <add>in adundance,</add> <gap/><del>deleted text</del> to whom it will be  | be always <add>in adundance,</add> <gap/><del>deleted text</del> to whom it will be  | ||
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of national <unclear>opinion</unclear>, a rate, so low as <gap/><del>deleted text</del>  | of national <unclear>opinion</unclear>, a rate, so low as <gap/><del>deleted text</del>  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
£2.7.5<!-- symbol for currency denomination above text--> <add><unclear>added text</unclear></add> appears <  | £2.7.5<!-- symbol for currency denomination above text--> <add><unclear>added text</unclear></add> appears <unclear>true</unclear>, is raised to such a  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
<gap/> of relative value, as to be worth acceptance  | <gap/> of relative value, as to be worth acceptance  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
<del>with a <gap/>   | <del>with a view to a <gap/><del>deleted text</del>  | ||
<gap/><del>deleted text</del>, a rate  | |||
<lb/>  | |||
<add>in the character of a <del>permanent</del> source of <add>permanent</add> income,</add>  | |||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
the <hi rend='underline'>next</hi> lowest rate,   | the <hi rend='underline'>next</hi> lowest rate, though so low as £1.9.6<!-- symbol for currency denominations above text -->  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
will be raised along with it in the scale of   | will be raised along with it in the scale of importance,  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
and will become not   | and will become not less worth acceptance,  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
in   | in the character of a source of <add>such</add> temporary profit,  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
<del>which</del> <add><del>  | <del>which</del> <add><del>such</del></add> as</add> could not, with equal security and <unclear>causation</unclear>,  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
be made by any other means.  <gap/><del>deleted text</del> And  | be made by any other means.  <gap/><del>deleted text</del> And  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
if the £1.9.6<!-- symbol for currency denominations above text --> <del>is itself <del  | if the £1.9.6<!-- symbol for currency denominations above text --> <del>is itself accessed<del> comes itself  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
to be thought worth   | to be thought worth acceptance in the <unclear>character</unclear> of a  | ||
<lb/>  | <lb/>  | ||
<add><gap/>added text<gap/> and</add> <gap/> <gap/>,the next <gap/> <gap/>,through  | <add><gap/>added text<gap/> and</add> <gap/> <gap/>,the next <gap/> <gap/>,through  | ||
When the true masses of , had till
now been</unclear> in the market,  thus reduced to
onequestionable reading, that one will, all of it, be in the hands
of deleted text  holders who take it with a view to circulation.
For whatever rate of interest is accessed
on the sorting of permanent income , there will
be always in adundance, deleted text to whom it will be
worth while to accept of the most lowest-rate,
with a view to circulation. If, by the growth
of national opinion, a rate, so low as deleted text
£2.7.5 added text appears true, is raised to such a
 of relative value, as to be worth acceptance
with a view to a deleted text
deleted text, a rate
in the character of a permanent source of <add>permanent income,</add>
the next lowest rate, though so low as £1.9.6
will be raised along with it in the scale of importance,
and will become not less worth acceptance,
in the character of a source of such temporary profit,
which such as</add> could not, with equal security and causation,
be made by any other means.  deleted text And
if the £1.9.6 is itself accessed comes itself
 ur man be
to be thought worth acceptance in the character of a
added text and  ,the next  ,through
now reduced to £1.3.8 1/2 ,deleted textwill
regarded with contempt, in the character of a
donor of temporary profit, than the £1.9.6 was
before.
If then  deleted text for    should deleted text   altogether, at any period  to think of the   of the , it is with the  for  income that it will , and not with the customness  income, with a view to circulation.deleted text 
It is therefore with the customer for deleted text
income that the demand will deleted text deleted text deleted text deleted text added textdeleted text
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