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<p>Objection 4. You may profess to desire inspection, and<lb/> | |||
to court gratuitous inspection; <gap/> in these professions of<lb/> | |||
course either you are not sincere or if you are, you will not<lb/> | |||
<gap/> so; and though you should be ever so much so, you<lb/> | |||
might as well be <gap/> for nobody will come.</p> | |||
<p>Answer 1. On this head at <gap/> as to my sincerity<lb/> | |||
previous and future, notable, after what Ihave said<lb/> | |||
in my Panopticon book, (to compose <gap/> with great<lb/> | |||
obscure with illustrious) with submission it would be less<lb/> | |||
unreasonable to impute to your Lordship a desire to see<lb/> | |||
Protestantism extirpated and Catholicism <gap/> in<lb/> | |||
its place as to impute to me the possibility of harbouring any<lb/> | |||
such idea as that of shrinking from inspection. – Your<lb/> | |||
Lordship has not professed any such invention as that of<lb/> | |||
an engine for the <gap/> of Protestantism in the<lb/> | |||
Christian world: my Brother and I have for these twenty<lb/> | |||
years and more professed to have invented an engine for<lb/> | |||
the <gap/> of inspection in a Penitentiary House.</p> | |||
<p>Answer 2. Offer 3. Since it is that if, in numbers<lb/> | |||
sufficient for the purpose, after all that were done to<lb/> | |||
invite them people would not come let this be supposed all<lb/> | |||
my sincerity and all the exertions of which it can be productive<lb/> | |||
would be to no purpose. Still then my Lord, if any <gap/><lb/> | |||
for making people come should all fail insomuch that after all<lb/> | |||
people do not come, – in short if in the opinion of the appropriate<lb/> | |||
people (say the King in Council) although no abuse<lb/> | |||
<add>actually</add></p> | |||
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Objection 4. You may profess to desire inspection, and
to court gratuitous inspection; in these professions of
course either you are not sincere or if you are, you will not
so; and though you should be ever so much so, you
might as well be for nobody will come.
Answer 1. On this head at as to my sincerity
previous and future, notable, after what Ihave said
in my Panopticon book, (to compose with great
obscure with illustrious) with submission it would be less
unreasonable to impute to your Lordship a desire to see
Protestantism extirpated and Catholicism in
its place as to impute to me the possibility of harbouring any
such idea as that of shrinking from inspection. – Your
Lordship has not professed any such invention as that of
an engine for the of Protestantism in the
Christian world: my Brother and I have for these twenty
years and more professed to have invented an engine for
the of inspection in a Penitentiary House.
Answer 2. Offer 3. Since it is that if, in numbers
sufficient for the purpose, after all that were done to
invite them people would not come let this be supposed all
my sincerity and all the exertions of which it can be productive
would be to no purpose. Still then my Lord, if any
for making people come should all fail insomuch that after all
people do not come, – in short if in the opinion of the appropriate
people (say the King in Council) although no abuse
actually
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