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Sect. Interpretation. 28.
meaning than he had spoken of before, his new
purpose now is to recommend the comparing
them with the those remaining words of the
same law of the meaning of which, by the same sup—
position, is for out of doubt. The for context in a discourse from
[come together with] and [ to weave is that
which is woven up together with something else
in the present same discourse: with the words sup—
posed difficult to understand, on the present case
This being the meaning of his rule, there cer—
tainly can be no harm in it: but it re—
mains to see what good there can be in it, un—
tell it can be shown what probability there is
if a person's ever failing in the case supported, to
make such companion of himself.
But as it happens we have further explanation and that
explanation is given by an example: by what
it now appears that by the context of the and of discourse called a law be
means, not my thing that is in the law,
but something, that which tho' connected with is
beside it. He means, for example, (but
whether he means any thing else beside the sort of
thing brought for example, I cannot tell) He means
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085 |
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jeremy bentham |
[[watermarks::[gr with crown motif] propatria [britannia motif]]] |
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