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supposed unmarred by
source of expense

Good economy would even upon this supposition
proscribe the making such a disposition of the supposed
waste: since the greater the advantages
they could be made to derive from this
source
the less the allowance which it would be
necessary to make them in other ways, sup
such of their their services [their time being
at any rate to be paid for at the expense of
the property fund by which the waste in question is
supposed to be increased.

Unfortunately the supposition here made
for the sake of illustration is the very opposite
of to the truth: inasmuch that it would be
some better economy more for the advantage
than the of the stock mass of property concerned, that
whatever refus waste and refuse is naturally
takes place should perish altogether, than that
it should rest in the hands into which, with
or without permission, it at present finds
its way.

Identifier: \| JB/150/097/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 150.
Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering	not numbered
Box	150	Main Headings	police bill
Folio number	097	Info in main headings field
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	d2
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
Marginals	jeremy bentham	Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	50318
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-Good economy would even upon this supposition<lb/><unclear>prevents</unclear> the making such a disposition of this supposed <lb/>waste: since the greater the advantages <lb/>they could be made to derive from this
-<note>supposed unmarred by<lb/>source of expense</note><lb/>
+<note>supposed unmarred by<lb/>source of expense</note>
-source<lb/>the less the allowance which it would be<lb/>necessary to make them in other ways, <del>sup</del><lb/><del>such of their their services</del> their time being<lb/>at any rate to be paid for at the expense of<lb/>the property <add>fund</add> by which the waste in question is<lb/>supposed to be increased.<lb/><p>Unfortunately the supposition here made<lb/>for the sake of illustration is the very opposite<lb/>of <add>to</add> the truth:  inasmuch that it would be<lb/><del>some  better economy</del> more for the advantage<lb/><del>than the</del> of the stock <add>mass</add> of property concerned, that<lb/>whatever <del>refus</del> waste and refuse <del>is</del> naturally<lb/>takes place should perish altogether, than that<lb/>it should rest in the hands into which, with<lb/>or without permission, it at present finds <lb/>its way.<lb/></p><pb/>
+<p>Good economy would even upon this supposition<lb/>proscribe the making such a disposition of the supposed <lb/>waste: since the greater the advantages <lb/>they could be made to derive from this<lb/>
+source<lb/>the less the allowance which it would be<lb/>necessary to make them in other ways, <del>sup<lb/>such of their their services</del> [their time being<lb/>at any rate to be paid for at the expense of<lb/>the property <add>fund</add> by which the waste in question is<lb/>supposed to be increased.</p>
+<p>Unfortunately the supposition here made<lb/>for the sake of illustration is the very opposite<lb/>of <add>to</add> the truth:  inasmuch that it would be<lb/><del>some  better economy</del> more for the advantage<lb/><del>than the</del> of the stock <add>mass</add> of property concerned, that<lb/>whatever <del>refus</del> waste and refuse <del>is</del> naturally<lb/>takes place should perish altogether, than that<lb/>it should rest in the hands into which, with<lb/>or without permission, it at present finds <lb/>its way.</p>
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