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...wearing a monstrous pair of breeches. " Being now of great credit and antiquity, I was rather looked upon as a medal than an ordinary coin : for which...being in a few moments valued at a crown, a pound, or a sixpence, according to the situation in which the fortune of the cards placed us. I had at length...