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to Syracuse, for the sake [[addition]] of retirement [[/addition]] [[deletion]] of [[unclear]] [[/deletion]]  
 
to Syracuse, for the sake [[addition]] of retirement [[/addition]] [[deletion]] of [[unclear]] [[/deletion]]  
 
[[deletion]] he [[/deletion]] said that he had mind to buy
 
[[deletion]] he [[/deletion]] said that he had mind to buy
a little garden, [[deletion]] where [[/deletion]] [[addition]] to which [[/deletion]] he might
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a little garden, [[deletion]] where [[/deletion]] [[addition]] to which [[/addition]] he might
 
invite his friends, & where he might  
 
invite his friends, & where he might  
 
amuse himself without being interrupted.
 
amuse himself without being interrupted.

Latest revision as of 19:05, 5 August 2018

C. Canius a Roman Knight, ^ addition who was /addition a facetious, & deletion literate /deletion addition learned /addition enough, when he went to Syracuse, for the sake addition of retirement /addition deletion of unclear /deletion deletion he /deletion said that he had mind to buy a little garden, deletion where /deletion addition to which /addition he might invite his friends, & where he might amuse himself without being interrupted. Which when, ^ addition deletion unclear /deletion /addition a certain Pythian who was a deletion stock jobber /deletion addition banker at Syracuse /addition ^ deletion heard, /deletion ^ tol'd him that his garden was not to be sold, but that if he pleased he & his friends might make use of it. And ^ addition he once /addition deletion often /deletion ^ invited him to come & sup with him the next day. Which when he had promised. The Pythian, who was ^ addition acceptable /addition deletion a stock /deletion deletion jobber among all orders of men /deletion addition to all orders of men, /addition