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Dark as are the colours in which <add>happily inessential</add> this part of the<lb/> institution presents itself to a general and distant glance,<lb/> on a closer inspection they will not be found to brighten:<lb/> on a nearer view</p> | Dark as are the colours in which <add>happily inessential</add> this part of the<lb/> institution presents itself to a general and distant glance,<lb/> on a closer inspection they will not be found to brighten:<lb/> on a nearer view</p> | ||
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If the effect of the <gap/> <unclear>are</unclear> confined to the<lb/> suppression of the opinion of the minority, the majority <add>opinion of the </add><lb/> constituting the decision as it would do <add>of course</add> without the <unclear>computation,</unclear><lb/> here would be the | If the effect of the <gap/> <unclear>are</unclear> confined to the<lb/> suppression of the opinion of the minority, the majority <add>opinion of the </add><lb/> constituting the decision as it would do <add>of course</add> without the <unclear>computation,</unclear><lb/> here would be the <gap/>, here would be the lying<lb/> here would be the perjury, all of <add>their enormities</add> them <unclear>fearfully</unclear> <gap/>,<lb/> but <unclear>there</unclear> would not be the false verdict <!-- single pen stroke here -->with the false<lb/> judgment pronounced in consequence.</p> | ||
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But though it probably is frequently <add>in many <add>instances</add> cases it is probably</add> thus unless<lb/> and not so probably in most instances, there can<lb/> be no <sic>apearance</sic> of its being so in any. If in<lb/> one point of view the most probable case is that the<lb/> opinion thus declared to be the opinion of all is <add>conformable to</add> the<lb/> opinion of the majority, <add>greater</add> in another point of view the<lb/> most probably case is that it is opposite <add>the opinion of the smaller number.</add><lb/> Suppose the <gap/> produced before the <del>examiner</del> <add><del><unclear>Jury</unclear></del></add><lb/> <unclear>Justice</unclear> begins to speak, the probability is that the opinion<lb/> declared is the opinion of the majority: because under<lb/> these circumstances | |||
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Dark as are the colours in which happily inessential this part of the
institution presents itself to a general and distant glance,
on a closer inspection they will not be found to brighten:
on a nearer view
If the effect of the are confined to the
suppression of the opinion of the minority, the majority opinion of the
constituting the decision as it would do of course without the computation,
here would be the , here would be the lying
here would be the perjury, all of their enormities them fearfully ,
but there would not be the false verdict with the false
judgment pronounced in consequence.
But though it probably is frequently in many <add>instances cases it is probably</add> thus unless
and not so probably in most instances, there can
be no apearance of its being so in any. If in
one point of view the most probable case is that the
opinion thus declared to be the opinion of all is conformable to the
opinion of the majority, greater in another point of view the
most probably case is that it is opposite the opinion of the smaller number.
Suppose the produced before the examiner Jury
Justice begins to speak, the probability is that the opinion
declared is the opinion of the majority: because under
these circumstances
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