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Absence.<lb/></p> | Absence.<lb/></p> | ||
<note>No matter what the Injury <sic>threatned</sic></note> | <note>No matter what the Injury <sic>threatned</sic></note> | ||
Injury 1. There are therefore as many different<lb/> | <p>Injury 1. There are therefore as many different<lb/> | ||
sorts of <del> | sorts of <del>threats</del><add<del>><gap/></del>added text</add><add>threats</add> as there are of injuries.[Then<lb/> | ||
exhibit or refer to a catalogue of the several sorts of injuries<lb/> | |||
recognised as such by the Law.]</p> | |||
<note>Nor whether the Threat be more or less liquidates.</note> | |||
<p>2. With regard to the nature of the injury it is plain<lb/> | |||
that a threat may be altogether unliquidated or<lb/> | |||
more or less liquidated.</p> | |||
<p>It may be <del>altogether</del> said to be <add>altogether</add> un-liquidated when<lb/> | |||
no intimation at all is given of what kind the injury<lb/> | |||
shall be: as if you were to say to your<lb/> | |||
adversary I will take care that You sharll bitterly<lb/> | |||
repent the having done so or so; or, You<lb/> | |||
shall surely rue the day when You did so or so.<lb/></p> | |||
<p>It may be said to be more or less liquidated when<lb/> | |||
an intimation more or less particular is given of<lb/> | |||
the kind of injury intended; as if you were to say<lb/> | |||
to your adversary; that carcass or that House of<lb/> | |||
yours shall pay for this; or depend upon it, before<lb/> | |||
it is long I shall give You a sound drubbing,<lb/> | |||
or I will be sure to beat You the first<lb/> | |||
time I get You alone.<lb/></p> | |||
<head>3.</head> | |||
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Click Here To Edit C Of Menacement Nor whether in his presence
the presence of the person threatened or in his
Absence.
No matter what the Injury threatned
Injury 1. There are therefore as many different
sorts of threats<add>added text</add>threats as there are of injuries.[Then
exhibit or refer to a catalogue of the several sorts of injuries
recognised as such by the Law.]
Nor whether the Threat be more or less liquidates.
2. With regard to the nature of the injury it is plain
that a threat may be altogether unliquidated or
more or less liquidated.
It may be altogether said to be altogether un-liquidated when
no intimation at all is given of what kind the injury
shall be: as if you were to say to your
adversary I will take care that You sharll bitterly
repent the having done so or so; or, You
shall surely rue the day when You did so or so.
It may be said to be more or less liquidated when
an intimation more or less particular is given of
the kind of injury intended; as if you were to say
to your adversary; that carcass or that House of
yours shall pay for this; or depend upon it, before
it is long I shall give You a sound drubbing,
or I will be sure to beat You the first
time I get You alone.
3.
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