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During this time, Susan and Aaron were walking along the Balston road; and they also had settled the matter — quite as satisfactorily.
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Balston, John Martin 1789-1854: His Life and Works (London: Duckworth, 1947), 92.
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Balston, cites fees as high as 30 guineas to as much as 150 or
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"I'll put it plainer," said White, his eyes like smouldering fire: "a year ago you got young Balston the shipowner to put fifty thousand pounds into a fake company."
Jack O' Judgment Edgar Wallace 1903
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The mineral springs of Balston and Saratoga are celebrated for their medicinal properties.
A Geography for Beginners. Kensey Johns 1864
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Trudy Balston is a Certified Public Accountant whose business focuses on helping clients make the best use of their financial resources while also reducing their tax burden.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Susan Pease Gadoua 2011
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Mr. Fearon saw very few well-dressed white ladies; but this was a time of the year when most of them were absent at the springs of Balston and Saratoga, places of fashionable resort, about 200 miles from New York.
Travels in North America, From Modern Writers With Remarks and Observations; Exhibiting a Connected View of the Geography and Present State of that Quarter of the Globe William Bingley 1798
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Balston, in Water-street, at the price of 300/. for the use of the ministry, and, at the same time, voted to make sale of Hollings - head's lot.
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Balston arrives Augt. 22: came from Graves-End Jime
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Balston arrives and brings Gazetts to June 13, and a Privy Seal whereby Capt.
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