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27 Oct. 1802
Supplement 3
with plenty before his eyes: for preventing a Convict gentle-
-man or a Convict lady from giving 22' for a cup
and saucer I had four expedients any one of them
tolerably effectual, and not one of them applicable in New
South Wales: keeping in the money, keeping out the cup
and saucer, supplying furnishing that in other crockery ware
gratis i:e: in the under the contract furnishing ex-
-traordinary at a fixt price given as a fair
, and which of the mark might be toward
down to the mark at any time by a word from the
Court of King's Bench.
There are Houses in which eloquence may stand in
lieu of almost every thing else: but in a Penitentiary House there
is not a single thing the want of which can be supplied
by eloquence. Eloquence may stand in lieu of every
may in some Houses: it will not stand stands in lieu of nothing any thing in
a Penitentiary.
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