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such demand.< | <p>such demand.</p> | ||
In most instances, and so far as<lb/> | <p>In most instances, and so far as<lb/> | ||
concerns the body of each language, it<lb/> | concerns the body of each language, it<lb/> | ||
being the interest, it being the interest of<lb/> | being the interest, it being the interest of<lb/> | ||
those by whom it was framed, it has been<lb/> | those by whom it was framed, it has been<lb/> | ||
their endeavour to render it generally | their endeavour to render it generally intelligible;<lb/> | ||
and according to the measure of<lb/> | |||
their talents success to a greater or less degree<lb/> | their talents success to a greater or less degree<lb/> | ||
of perfection has attended their endeavours.<lb/> | of perfection has attended their endeavours.<lb/> | ||
In the particular instance in question, as<lb/> | In the particular instance in question, as<lb/> | ||
well as in some others, unfortunately it has<lb/> | well as in some others, unfortunately it has<lb/> | ||
been the interest of those whom in the | been the interest of those whom in the particular<lb/> | ||
part in question the language has<lb/> | |||
had for its authors | had for its authors— it has been their<lb/> | ||
interest and consequently their endeavour<lb/> | interest and consequently their endeavour<lb/> | ||
to render it to the unlearned, at any rate<lb/> | to render it to the unlearned, at any rate<lb/> | ||
not to speak of themselves, and | not to speak of themselves, and one —<lb/> | ||
another unintelligible and to what a<lb/> | another unintelligible and to what a<lb/> | ||
degree success has attended these | degree success has attended these endeavours<lb/> | ||
let universal experience testify.—</p> | |||
"By this expedient" (continues he) "for<lb/> | <p>"By this expedient" (continues he) "for<lb/> | ||
"actually suffer death, whilst the <hi rend="underline">dread</hi><lb/> | "actually suffer death, whilst the <hi rend="underline">dread</hi><lb/> | ||
and <hi rend="underline">danger</hi> of it hang over the crimes | and <hi rend="underline">danger</hi> of it hang over the crimes</p> | ||
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such demand.
In most instances, and so far as
concerns the body of each language, it
being the interest, it being the interest of
those by whom it was framed, it has been
their endeavour to render it generally intelligible;
and according to the measure of
their talents success to a greater or less degree
of perfection has attended their endeavours.
In the particular instance in question, as
well as in some others, unfortunately it has
been the interest of those whom in the particular
part in question the language has
had for its authors— it has been their
interest and consequently their endeavour
to render it to the unlearned, at any rate
not to speak of themselves, and one —
another unintelligible and to what a
degree success has attended these endeavours
let universal experience testify.—
"By this expedient" (continues he) "for
"actually suffer death, whilst the dread
and danger of it hang over the crimes
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law versus arbitrary power (a hatchet for dr paley's net) |
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copy/fair copy sheet |
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[[watermarks::[simplified hanoverian royal arms] 1821]] |
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