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the VALUE of the tea. The tea is the VALUE of tlift Promiae,
And to any one who wants tea, the Promise is of exactly ftcjiial
Value with Money, So if any ono wants anything, an Oimi-R fur
that thing is of the same Value iw Monry with rv; r inl u flmt
particular thing. If a person wants a t*lillfing*
worth of brtw!,
an Order for that amount of bread is of t.h wuim Vitiut* us a
shilling with respect to bread : if a pumm wiiiifai u MhiHmg'H
worth of milk, an Order for that amount of* milk i:i of tlicj mmv
Value as a shilling with respect to milk: and sto on of uvcrything
else. The only difference is that tuch of thrw Ordr,t only *ntitles
a person to that particular thing T
whuroiiH with n hbilling
he can buy a shilling's worth of bread, or a HhUHngV wiirllt of
milk, or wine, or anything else ho plnawH. Hnnot* "irh of
these Orders has only got one Value, Imt M