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<p><note>2<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></note> <note12</note><lb/> Annuity Notes</note><lb/><note> Ch. Grounds<lb/> II Rate<lb/> 10 considered</note> </p> <p> the end of a period of short or uncertain <add>indeterminate</add> duration, <lb/> especially if the call be of such a nature as to <add> presents itself in the shape of a </add> <lb/>be backed by an obligation, <add> legal obligation</add> while the circumstances <add> especially if <gap/></add> <lb/> of the times be such as that — <sic>depretiation</sic><lb/> to an amount more or less considerable<lb/>may be regarded as morally certain (which<lb/>is always the case at a time that the continuum<lb/> <del>of</del> or commencement of a war presents itself<lb/> as highly probable) in cases of this sort<lb/> the bar may be regarded as insuperable. <hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> War <note> <del>Under</del> with this explanation</note><lb/> time <del>is</del> <add. may</add> certainly be considered as the time of<lb/> all others for the giving the employment in <lb/> question to <del>see</del> what are called <hi rend="underline">permanent</hi> sums:<lb/> but it is in a still greater degree <del>t</del> <gap/><lb/> to the purpose of giving the same employment <lb/> to what are called <hi rend="underline">temporary</hi> sums. In the<lb/> former case the question lies between gain and <lb/> still greater gain: in the latter, between a small <lb/> gain and a more considerable as well as probable<lb/> loss.</p> | |||
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2d <note12</note>
Annuity Notes</note>
Ch. Grounds
II Rate
10 considered
the end of a period of short or uncertain indeterminate duration,
especially if the call be of such a nature as to presents itself in the shape of a
be backed by an obligation, legal obligation while the circumstances especially if
of the times be such as that — depretiation
to an amount more or less considerable
may be regarded as morally certain (which
is always the case at a time that the continuum
of or commencement of a war presents itself
as highly probable) in cases of this sort
the bar may be regarded as insuperable. [+] War Under with this explanation
time is <add. may</add> certainly be considered as the time of
all others for the giving the employment in
question to see what are called permanent sums:
but it is in a still greater degree t
to the purpose of giving the same employment
to what are called temporary sums. In the
former case the question lies between gain and
still greater gain: in the latter, between a small
gain and a more considerable as well as probable
loss.
