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18 March 1807
And now, my Lord, after this distinction which
to my conception, in which fortunately I hope I am
not singular is both clear and useful, comes the other
which to the same humble conception, being is so far from
being clear, as to be but little calculated ill qualified to be useful. of use.
Of this distinction one term is that sort of Appeal which
is at once frivolous and vexatious/ Looking for a the
correlation for it, I find myself immediately at a loss.
Is it the sort of Appeal that is neither frivolous nor
vexatious? So far so good: but there remains a deal
behind. Beca The two words are they exact synonyms exactly synonymous?
What a pity that one of them had not been left out!
One of them, either of them might in that case have been
rejected as surplusage. Are they not synonymous? Here
we have two sorts of Appeals besides: the Appeal which
is frivolous without being vexatious, and the Appeal
which is vexatious without being frivolous.
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