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ENGLAND
Samuel Pepys
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London's Underworld
Fleet Marriages.
The Cries of London
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If you stand in Lombard Street at any time of the day, for example, that narrow thoroughfare like others in the vicinity echoes to hurrying footfalls. It has been a continuous sound for many hundreds of years, in the very centre of the City, and it may be that the perpetual steady echo of passing footsteps is the true sound of London in its transience and in its permanence.

-- Peter Ackroyd, 2000

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This Section is: The Cries of London.
Following are the articles published under this section.

· Cries of London 1916: The Dealer in Mats (1447 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Potato Seller (1321 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Dealer in Old Clothes. (1276 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The seller of Oranges and Lemons. (1292 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Dealer in Small Coale. (294 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Onion Seller (286 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Birdseller (353 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Seller of Singing Glasses (1248 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Biscuit Seller (1277 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Tinker (262 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Cooper (1243 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Cheese Seller (1246 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Seller of Cucumbers (286 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Asparagus Seller (270 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Poultry Seller (320 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Ink Seller (255 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Seller of Dumplings (284 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Oyster Seller (299 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Mop and Broom Seller (267 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Pins and Trinkets Seller (301 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Muffin Seller (1248 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Wood Seller (294 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Seller of Hot Peas (1263 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Toy Seller (289 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: The Seller of Toasting Forks (299 Reads)

· Cries of London 1916: Introduction and Index (1320 Reads)

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