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5. But these boards of the High Heid Yins, the Deacon Conveners, caught my eye all day. Some of the boards go back to the 16th century. But what bothers me is the anti-nominative determinism
We have a Smith who is a tailor, a Maltman who is a flesher, a Wright who was a cordiner and a Millar who is a maltman.
Fortunately in another board. there is a Mason who was mason (and was probably a Mason too) so balance is restored to the universe.