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<p><note>This omission at least turns the Sanction from that of an Oath into a bare assertion, the falsehood of which may not always be apparent to them to whom it is made.</note> Indeed, for any thing that appears in the act, a<lb/> man may refuse <add>reject</add> [to take] the Oath without any<lb/> | <p><note>This omission at least turns the Sanction from that of an Oath into a bare assertion, the falsehood of which may not always be apparent to them to whom it is made.</note> Indeed, for any thing that appears in the act, a<lb/> man may refuse <add>reject</add> [to take] the Oath without any<lb/> | ||
pretense, without any further inconvenience | pretense, without any further inconvenience | ||
or hazard<lb/> that what may be supposed to result from the presumption<lb/><add>of his not having the qualification</add>arising from his refusal to take this < | or hazard<lb/> that what may be supposed to result from the presumption<lb/><add>of his not having the qualification</add>arising from his refusal to take this <unclear>bit</unclear> of it. a hazard which many may little regard,<lb/> trusting to <add>men's</add> the | ||
a hazard which many may little regard,<lb/> trusting to | reluctance <add>the little probability <add>risk</add> <add>of a man's assuming</add> <del>of men</del> to assume<lb/> the <unclear>invidious </unclear> character of informer, for the chance<lb/> of the small surplus <add>surplus</add> that may remain <add>out</add> of £50 after<lb/> the charges of prosecution.</p> | ||
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This omission at least turns the Sanction from that of an Oath into a bare assertion, the falsehood of which may not always be apparent to them to whom it is made. Indeed, for any thing that appears in the act, a
man may refuse reject [to take] the Oath without any
pretense, without any further inconvenience
or hazard
that what may be supposed to result from the presumption
of his not having the qualificationarising from his refusal to take this bit of it. a hazard which many may little regard,
trusting to men's the
reluctance the little probability <add>risk of a man's assuming of men to assume
the invidious character of informer, for the chance
of the small surplus surplus that may remain out of £50 after
the charges of prosecution.
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