OLD ST. PAUL'S.

In the old cathedral of St. Paul, walks were laid out for merchants,

as in the Royal Exchange. Thus, "the south alley for usurye, and

poperye; the north for simony and the horse fair; in the middest for

all kinds of bargains, meetings, brawlings, murthers, conspiracies;

and the font for ordinary paiements of money, are so well knowne to

all menne as the beggar knows his dishe."

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