Again:—

“I see no help for it. What must be, must be. You must go, point

blank, to York, Leeds, and Bradford. Our rich men subscribe twenty

shillings a year; and neither brother Boardman, Brisco, Bumstead, nor

Oliver can move them. They want a hard mouthed man. Get you gone in a

trice. Show them the difference. I beg you either _mend_ them or _end_

them. Let this lumber be removed from among us.”[711]

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