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What a March Employer Wants, and What He Will Pay
The district has four regular employers of strangers and a fifth that is not regular and matters more than the other four together. The priory is the first and the most frequent. It has money, it has business that must be done at a distance, and it has almost no men of its own who can be sent out, because its brothers are few and are old. A party that establishes itself with the sub-prior will not be short of work in any season.
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