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1 IV|    young man that the~green silk damask and white ornaments
2 VI|    will not weave a yard of silk unless they have the order
3 VI| order was restored,~and the silk weavers went back to their
4 VI|  canut had~been honest; the silk for his work was weighed
5 VI|   made up~his mind that the silk merchants were oppressing
6 VI|     weight, but he sold the silk represented by the oil;
7 VI|     the oil; and~the French silk trade has suffered from
8 VI|    forty sous per yard; the silk is sold at this day, I~dare
9 VI|   sell nothing but 'greased silk'; it is all that they can