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[4] hea in the Prefence of Mr. Hornby, and from the Depo- sition of Mr. Oakley and Mr. Yardly, that they had fre- quently caft and flatted a kind of mixt Mettal of Cop- per, Brafs, &'
,î'A:;..i^:jlM^$^^^':)^^ [ si might be repeated to him every other Day to the Time of his Death;, but a Belief being afterwards in- fufed into his Mind, that it was not too late for him to hope for a Reprieve, if he would make a Difcovery of other Perfons concern'd in Coining ; he put off the Con-'-' tinuance of the Sacrament till he had better fettled his AiFairs, and could place his Thoughts upon God and Heaven alone, v^hich did not happen till the Night before he fufFcred, yet he faid that he fliould not value a Reprieve upon his own Account, for the being a Slave abroad was not preferable in his Opinion to Death, bur the perplex'd and unfettled Condition he ftiould'leave his Wife in, if he fo foon went out of the World, w
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Page 14 and 15: [ 6] -^ wSt'-rf^'* ^he folkiving is
Page 16 and 17: [ 8 ] tser'd at Worcejfer, they und
Page 18 and 19: ..i [10] ^ -JC As to his Wife, Ihe
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Page 28 and 29: I 1 If •{ 20 ] die; ihe anfwer'd,
Page 30 and 31: [ 22 ] In the mean Time Mrs. Hayes
Page 32 and 33: [24] "coQrfcj^feem'd to refleft upo
Page 34 and 35: [26] Being at Mrs. Hayes's Door, Ju
Page 36 and 37: [ 28 ] not inform him that ftie and
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Page 40 and 41: likBtinHaiuiMi I 32 ] Having thus m
Page 42 and 43: C 34] Thomas Wcad, and Catherine Ha
Page 44 and 45: [ 36] no other Terms, but that (he
Page 46 and 47: [ 38 I , her ar.d cry'ii, and'would
Page 48 and 49: [40] His Father dying fome Years be
Page 50 and 51: t42 J the Fafl. he had committed, a
Page 52 and 53: [ 44 J The following Account Edward
Page 54 and 55: [ 46 ] him to recover himfelf from
Page 56 and 57: [4S ] on any Perfon who (hould dare
Page 58 and 59: ISO] De-h-Fay, Under Secretary of S
Page 60 and 61: [ 50 ind being convifted, was execu
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[54] in the Morning when the Keeper
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[5H Gentlemen, whether any fuch Per
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[58] They were very pleafant and me
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[6o3 wherein he continued for the S
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merly. Being arrived at the fatal T
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[ %] knew of any fuchEflatC} yet ow
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[66] kdted he faid, he had no Tempt
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[ 68 ] cution, a Man faid, that he
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[70] that he came up to Chapel, whe
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[ 72 ] * length of Days, and Prpfpe
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MiJi [74] ' feftual Stop to all fuc
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[76] ordtT to bring them to Juftice
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[78] This was the ufual Method I pr
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[So] his Draught, by advancing the
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[ 82 ]
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•1^ WouTd admit of, and the Place
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[ S6] By the fame means we got into
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.'i" [ 8S ] Companions who were nex
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'^dSb^ZH i 90 ] Shop, where we fill
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[92] eJecrepit old Men, who will ta
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[94] He acknowledg'd he had for fev
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i'dk ~. [9H Ihe following is an Acc
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,(*' ^ r 93 ] Watch, and his Silver
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[ JOO ] at lirfl View might appear
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[ 102 ] cf the Rules, wliicli coft
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[ i04 1 i-obbM, in order to give hi
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[ io6 ] of 100/. or more, and be fu
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[ io8 ] the PiUoI was, and juft as
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[no] Oiir iirft Acquaintance commen
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112 ] no difficult Matter, as his H
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told you before, and this which I l
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i .l*i bout 13/. in Silver, the Gen
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I i f 1,8] svhich Js a barbarous vi
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t 120 J fecquitced, bring an Appeal
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I I '•! I i22 ] 50 as to caufe t?
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'"r::..'*1 ! !ij I II I 124 ] wilh
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Hi [ 125 ] been given, fome of the
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II fttTT'T^'if^^'^''^'" [ 128 } juf
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WJ I 130 J
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,/*' [ 132 ] the Mailer ? The Boatf
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wt 1134 ] them to fet a Foot abaft
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i'ly'M [ 136 ] r In the third Place
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ay [ 138 I then they fent their Boa
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'•! • i w i HO J and they began
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. [ 142 ] wg, had a kind of a fava^
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if [ H4 1 of his Villainies, and te
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wt [ 146 ] This was the laft Prize
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[ HS ] iity they were in of careeni
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[ I50 ] rf finking the Ship j tut t
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[ 152 I this file recover'd fome Co
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II [ 154 ] to W5re the Ship; and in
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Ml: [ 15M Now Mr. Tea thought he mi
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Ilj^ [ 1^0 ] ' Upon this Letter, an
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ill till t .62] Mr. Fea perceiving
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him with having betrayed them ; and
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In t i66] Thus ended their defperat
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[ i68 ] This necefiarily took up a
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U 1 :^.ii [ 170 ] "having their Thr
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3 [ 172 ] merit, upon which he had
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:J.. [1743 cordingly Goiv, WilHams,
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[176] Work-Houfe; he was put into t
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1^ [ 178 ] While he was under Sente
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[ i8o] the other two Stories, conce
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[ i82 ] to follow him thither, beca
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[ iS4] " did fend^Word by a Friend
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:#• II to the Value of about 900
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tl [188 3 feme Children, but they h
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[ ipo ] On WednefJay Evening, the f
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J« ., I [ 192 ] ing me, for which
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[ 194 ] Years of his Apprenticefhip
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I'I [ 196 ] Slly, and his Landlord
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[ ^9^ ] knowing the Information he
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i [ 200 ] tliis Addition, fvix. Tha
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' [.202] the Piftol miffed Fire j h
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[ 204 ] of his Majefty's Dominion?,
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I'4II I [ 206 ] bour and Acquaintan
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141 illlMll < [ 208 ] Shop-keepers
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11 li^ i i •^•b i [ 210 ] The J
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i-i; I 5 I [ 212 3 Bufinefs, and fe
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li f [ 214 ] Anthony. I am gone a f
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I [2l6] • On Thui-fiay the 15 th
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have been afted by a number of Perf
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[ 220 ] i The following. Account wa
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[ 222 ] the Attention of the Keeper
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ih'l ' j [ 224 ] that the Garret Do
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liii ^m [ 226 ] inongfl them, I had
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[ 228 j ble Wretches, niyfelf and B
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I I i .ill i lllll [ 230 3 he knock
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III M r 232 ] m'co, where the Frenc
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m [ 234 j nate Temper, yet as his F
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S|'îl> « to inform ye, Good Peopl
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Li r^ i III iifii C 238 ] tlnuing t
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iiii|i|i ijiii{ C 240 ] Tny Circumf
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[ 242 1 «. Tittle in the back Lane
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[ 244 ] Face, and I had fome Reafon
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[246] I fome few Days after took a
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[248 3 llhe following Account was w
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[ 250 } furely I was loft for fome
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Mill [ 252 ] threatning me feverely
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[ 254 ] ing waked out of my Sleep,
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iliiii finding I had not been there
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I Inn which reach'J down to my Ankl
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ill [ 260 ] to find fomething confi
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Il'l [ 262 ] tefted that I was no w
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" I llilll [ 264 ] hopes to meet wi
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Il i il [ 265 ] td remain here, I J
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[ 268 ] I endeavour'd to get off, b
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[ 27° 3 forty dropping in, of all
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i- . Ill [ 272 ] • mour'd the Thi
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ill (II: [ 274 ] betwixt us; but be
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[ 276] Things to make Room, in doin
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1' [ 278 ] where I had feen my Land
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11 ill [ 2§0 ] liing my Leave, he
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Ji4# [ 282 ] ' hayeorder'd to bring
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[ 284] 1 vvas a little picqncd at~m
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[ 286] ever fmce my Enlargement, wh
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ii [ 288 ] coming a little to myfel
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[ 290 ]• *" 'jnfiiaed opon liim,
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yi I 292 ] iflto Tears, which caufe
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i I I 294 3 Next Morning betimes I
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* there were feveral Gentlemen and
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[^98 ] Guinefis, one Broad Piece, v
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[ 3O0 ] meeting together, they conc
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[ 5P2 ] wilful Spii'it, void of all
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m\ [ 304 ] ly, and continu'd to do
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Il> [30^1 P>e_ Behaviour and Confef
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Ill the Head, which he had certainl
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lit C 3IC* ] was not cruel or delig
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The Copy of Mr, Gordon'j Letter to
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C 314 ] While under Sentence he beh
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M after which they were taking up,
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ii M [ 318 ] Stairs the Colonel fho
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t 320 ] tUefoUo^hj^ Account Whitloc
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JH i 322 ] sHif fc^'lii'm,'which I
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i .11 [ 3M } thel) went on the Effe
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!: I •% [ 326 ] have done well in
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[ 32S ] tence of Death, and was han
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W'\\' t n I [ 330 J arid expelled I
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322 3, iBÂ^?'.i'i-S.t. :A\(o Netvc
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a [ 534 3 I obferv'd to be very wel
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\ icr.Tible that Perfcns v/ho are n
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I h(^ iwr [ 338 ] Plunder, but neve
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i H [ 340 ] ted to break open the L
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f 342 J fented to ; but now fmcerel
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h I 3U ] 7'i>e follo'-jDing Robberi
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[ 346 ] knock'd at the Door, which
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[348 3 I fl^ alarming the Neighbour
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» t 250 ] to fpeak, whereupon Greg
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t [ 3-5^ 1 Altho'' in this Robbery
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In [ 354 ] of his Whip, and then ti
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\l. 356] it Iiappen'd that one Mr.
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[ S58 ] Piftols; whereupon Gregory
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Piftok ; and pr« the Co) into hi.'
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ai i\ VI o'. g' ni ti a R hi P; o'
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