Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield: Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby and Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 114 Seiten |
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... common- ly only dulness and want of thought : For imagination will hardly let the tongue lie still : Tho ' if a quick sort of man can overcome his eagerness of speaking so much , he will shine the more for his not appearing to aim at it ...
... common- ly only dulness and want of thought : For imagination will hardly let the tongue lie still : Tho ' if a quick sort of man can overcome his eagerness of speaking so much , he will shine the more for his not appearing to aim at it ...
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... Common - Law being made up of Precedents only , some good , and some ill ; and partly from the different tempers , or occasions of Princes , with which the Judges are always too apt to comply . BUT it had been directly contrary to so ...
... Common - Law being made up of Precedents only , some good , and some ill ; and partly from the different tempers , or occasions of Princes , with which the Judges are always too apt to comply . BUT it had been directly contrary to so ...
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... , or any such addition ; especially so dangerous a one as this would be . IT is not altogether foreign to this matter , if I observe another very common mistake about that Bill against my Lord of STRAFFORD . Abundance of 118.
... , or any such addition ; especially so dangerous a one as this would be . IT is not altogether foreign to this matter , if I observe another very common mistake about that Bill against my Lord of STRAFFORD . Abundance of 118.
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