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CONVEYANCING.

Formalities are either Formalities of behaviour language
or Formalities of language behaviour: in other words Formalities of
speech, or Formalities of action.

NOTE.
A speech is indeed an action: but being of
a nature strikingly distinguishable from other all
sorts of action of any other kind, it puts off
the general denomination and in common language stands opposed
to it

There is no such thing as a formality that is
indifferent: if not necessary it is a nuisance.

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It is of advantage to the subject citizen to have settled
forms of expression for settled purposes: that is for
settled expressions exertions of volition on settled occasions
over settled subjects.

These should be settled by It is public authority
that should settle them: and then

If those the one such that on any occasion is adopted answer the purpose of expressing the
volition that is it is feel to express, it is as much
as any can: any other that a man may chance
to feel upon may or may not answer the purpose. To establish that in question is to put security

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