THEORY OF STATISTICS. 
and Wales, given in Table I., p. 77, is a somewhat rough example 
of the type. The distribution of rates of pauperism in the same 
(8) (ex) 
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Fria. 9.—Ideal distributions of the moderately asymmetrical form. 
districts (Table VIII. and fig. 10) is smoother and more like the 
type (a) of fig 9. The frequency attains a maximum for 
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Percentage of the population in receipt of relief . 
Fie. 10.—Frequency-distribution of Pauperism (Percentage of the Population 
in Receipt of Poor-law Relief) on 1st January 1891 in the Registration 
Districts of England and Wales: 632 Districts. (Table VIII.) 
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