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again as are to sit. <del>Practice The English practice never<lb/> contenting itself with less than double the number.</del> Here<lb/> then we have <add>nineteen</add> <del>eighteen</del> Judges to do the business of one:<lb/> and if the justice that is done is not <add><del>over</del></add> nineteen times<lb/> as good in one case as in <del>ano</del> the other it is a<lb/> losing bargain. <del>Th</del> Jurors may be paid or not paid:<lb/> but whether they are or no makes no difference in<lb/> the <sic>expence</sic>. <add>Time, and labour</add> <del><gap/></del> is the real price paid for every<lb/> thing. If these servants of the public are made<lb/> to serve for nothing, the burthen is but so much the<lb/> heavier for not being <add>distributed</add> <del>diffused</del>. Nor <add>can</add> <del>will</del> the payment<lb/> <add>be</add> <del>may</del> made altogether to obviate the inconvenience | again as are to sit. <del>Practice The English practice never<lb/> contenting itself with less than double the number.</del> Here<lb/> then we have <add>nineteen</add> <del>eighteen</del> Judges to do the business of one:<lb/> and if the justice that is done is not <add><del>over</del></add> nineteen times<lb/> as good in one case as in <del>ano</del> the other it is a<lb/> losing bargain. <del>Th</del> Jurors may be paid or not paid:<lb/> but whether they are or no makes no difference in<lb/> the <sic>expence</sic>. <add>Time, and labour</add> <del><gap/></del> is the real price paid for every<lb/> thing. If these servants of the public are made<lb/> to serve for nothing, the burthen is but so much the<lb/> heavier for not being <add>distributed</add> <del>diffused</del>. Nor <add>can</add> <del>will</del> the payment<lb/> <add>be</add> <del>may</del> made altogether to <add>obviate the inconvenience</add> <del>dissipate the irksome</del><lb/> | ||
again as are to sit. Practice The English practice never
contenting itself with less than double the number. Here
then we have nineteen eighteen Judges to do the business of one:
and if the justice that is done is not over nineteen times
as good in one case as in ano the other it is a
losing bargain. Th Jurors may be paid or not paid:
but whether they are or no makes no difference in
the expence. Time, and labour is the real price paid for every
thing. If these servants of the public are made
to serve for nothing, the burthen is but so much the
heavier for not being distributed diffused. Nor can will the payment
be may made altogether to obviate the inconvenience dissipate the irksome
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