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| That the same thing should be excepted in a cause<lb/> | That the same thing should be excepted in a cause<lb/> | ||
| that is acknowledged to be imperfect, while it is <add> | that is acknowledged to be imperfect, while it is <add>remain</add> for<lb/> | ||
| hidden to be  | hidden to be excerted and a course <del>accord</del> acknowledged<lb/> | ||
| to be the most perfect — desirable by the wit<lb/> | to be the most perfect — desirable by the wit<lb/> | ||
| of man is when the danger of prevacation is an <lb/> | of man is when the danger of prevacation is an <lb/> | ||
| <gap/> ten-fold by the <gap/> for premeditation:<lb/> | |||
| when the blushes of guilt are <gap/> by the <gap/><lb/> | |||
| of the client of the <gap/> of the <gap/><lb/> | |||
| EVIDENCE CIVIL Examination of Parties. BR Secondhand. | |||
EVIDENCE Civil.
It  somewhat and consistent when one thinks of 
it
That while people who have no concern in a 
dispute are sent for from all parts of the
world to tell what they know about it, the 
very persons who know most, the parties tho' whole
theyshould  live close under the Courts, are the very persons 
who in the Law will not permit even
can never be called upon. 
True says the practised Lawyer, but this is on  great
wisdom, as  knowing on the one hand the great
danger of Perjury, if every one were to be permitted
to give evidence in his own  behalf
testimony in his own favour: &
on the other the hardship of compelling him to 
disclose any thing to his own prejudice.
And how would a poor Layman who should dare
to suggest this from the lights of  his untutored reason
be part to confusion & to shame; returned 
by his  & confounded by the authority of
the wisdom ofLaw, steady and inflexible and laying down to 
itself these maxims of prudence from its first
original, & not to be changed from its foundations for 
the  of the new 
half-informed Projectors
To one however, who knows that all this is but
sound, that this  maxims have been long 
, that all the considerationthis from which all these horrible 
consequences are apprehended may be obtained 
at any time by him who is able at the same
time that he is willing to purchase it at come up to the price  [that
is demanded. ] that if it is  & heard, on
one side of he table, it is probably safe & reasonable
 
on the other, these onerous afford little 
trouble: he ill give this advocate histhe
choice to
 whither the  maximum
 shall be reasonable
or otherwise, and then put him to vindicate
the practise, if he can. 
That the same thing should be excepted in a cause
that is acknowledged to be imperfect, while it is remain for
hidden to be excerted and a course accord acknowledged
to be the most perfect — desirable by the wit
of man is when the danger of prevacation is an 
 ten-fold by the  for premeditation:
when the blushes of guilt are  by the 
of the client of the  of the 
EVIDENCE CIVIL Examination of Parties. BR Secondhand.
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