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For breakfast I had coffee and a due proportion of quartern loaf.
2
And I find that a quartern loaf of wheaten bread, weighing 4lb.
3
Drink-well, suppose a gentleman does take his quartern, is it a crime?
4
The average price of the quartern loaf had been ten-pence three-farthings through the year.
5
Hot rolls may say: "Fuimus panes, fuit quartern-loaf, et ingens gloria Apple-pasty-orum."
6
Say, six quartern loaves a week, one shilling sixpence?
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BREAD Except quartern-loaves made of fine white flour!
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One quartern best white, one half-quartern brown every morning, French rolls occasional; but it's all up now.
9
Also left there, with a quartern loaf.
10
Wheat was at a hundred and ten shillings a quarter, and the quartern loaf at one and ninepence.
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A quartern loaf weighed four pounds.
12
Give us a quartern o' gin.
13
Bread had sold at a moderate rate all the year; the average price being eightpence halfpenny the quartern loaf.
14
The bread and cheese amounts to 540 quartern loaves and 470 pounds of cheese.
15
In less than three minutes she returned, bringing a "quartern" loaf and a large piece of cheese.
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This way.' He rolled into a gin-shop, and called for 'a quartern and two outs,' tendering Paul's coin in payment.