A bridle (plain and neat) 17 3 19 4

Cabinet wares, and household furniture are extravagantly dear. All

articles of iron, or polished steel soon become spoiled, in consequence

of the erosive property of the sea air; hence it is common to have the

hardware tinned or plated: even keys, knives, cork-screws, and the like,

whether left in the room, or worn in the pocket, are soon covered with

rust, and without constant care, are rendered useless.

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