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bodies <gap/> have none.</p> | bodies <gap/> have none.</p> | ||
Reader, <add>who as you <gap/></add> should it <add>any <gap/>dy d<gap/> even who as to </add> happens to the King to get<lb/> | <p>Reader, <add>who as you <gap/></add> should it <add>any <gap/>dy d<gap/> even who as to </add> happens to the King to get<lb/> | ||
<gap/> of you, think what there is to br<gap/> <gap/> <del>the to be</del><lb/> | <gap/> of you, think what there is to br<gap/> <gap/> <del>the to be</del><lb/> | ||
in a variety of ways the law has put it into his hands<lb/> | in a variety of ways the law has put it into his hands<lb/> | ||
Which <gap/> would be most <gap/> to his royal plas<gap/><lb/> | Which <gap/> would be most <gap/> to his royal plas<gap/><lb/> | ||
To stab you with his | To stab you with his own royal hands he has a right to do so<lb/> | ||
whence he pleases. To send a soldier <add> | whence he pleases. To send a soldier <add>officer</add> or any make of<lb/> | ||
soldier to stab or shoot you: if the | soldier to stab or shoot you: if the officer refuses he no<lb/> | ||
cashered if he says the business is due and the only<lb/> | |||
Mouth to <gap/> is the signing a warrant <add>the instrument</add> for his <gap/>. If he<lb/> | Mouth to <gap/> is the signing a warrant <add>the instrument</add> for his <gap/>. If he<lb/> | ||
prefers pressing you, shapes two flanks, dia<gap/> and the | prefers pressing you, shapes two flanks, dia<gap/> and the <lb/> | ||
<gap/> <gap/> then any be kept in whatever degree of prob<gap/><lb/> | |||
may be most agreeable and convenient: should the death be <lb/> | |||
found accidental, seen<add>to be</add> trouble will be saved: at the <gap/>, then<lb/> | |||
is the <gap/> which in this case is as <add>no less good than</add> <gap/> in that other<lb/> | |||
If you <add>the <gap/></add> were no season, been so indeed so <gap/>. but<lb/> | |||
how many hundred lives have such <del><gap/></del> mistakes<lb/> | |||
then <gap/>: a new fashion so frequent and inevitable is scarce<lb/> | |||
worth a thought</p> | |||
<p>Your wife is a <unclear>daughter</unclear> of you, has she found favour<lb/> | |||
in the King's sight: how <gap/> is useless <gap/> not to<lb/> | |||
royal dispersal than your life Things indeed are and<lb/> | |||
commonly done: things been pleasant ways of doing them: where<lb/> | |||
the will goes with the deed<add>accompanies possesses</add>, every body feel how the the value of it is valued <add>and</add> <note>and for giving the will,<lb/> | |||
there are no compleat<lb/> | |||
means but pleasurable<lb/> | |||
ones.</note></p> | |||
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1824 Oct. 27
The Official Apptude 1828 March 4
Rationale of Reward J.B.v. Dumont.
Pensions of Retrial
Dumont.p.187
King unpunishable.
King can do no wrong.
Against the wickedness of the time, of that as any resourceresources
it has in its wickedness. If he by reason this it about it
of the least in this
is of is the matter it is composed of.
Noteless institution
one who as so led us the King and the
have at the endowed to each
Of the worst one the country produce, not
so bad as the worst, as matchless constitution with the
law and Judges it breeds, has evernever ceased to endeavour to
busy body. Individuals have more or less of feeling
bodies have none.
Reader, who as you should it any dy d even who as to happens to the King to get
of you, think what there is to br the to be
in a variety of ways the law has put it into his hands
Which would be most to his royal plas
To stab you with his own royal hands he has a right to do so
whence he pleases. To send a soldier officer or any make of
soldier to stab or shoot you: if the officer refuses he no
cashered if he says the business is due and the only
Mouth to is the signing a warrant the instrument for his . If he
prefers pressing you, shapes two flanks, dia and the
then any be kept in whatever degree of prob
may be most agreeable and convenient: should the death be
found accidental, seento be trouble will be saved: at the , then
is the which in this case is as no less good than in that other
If you the were no season, been so indeed so . but
how many hundred lives have such mistakes
then : a new fashion so frequent and inevitable is scarce
worth a thought
Your wife is a daughter of you, has she found favour
in the King's sight: how is useless not to
royal dispersal than your life Things indeed are and
commonly done: things been pleasant ways of doing them: where
the will goes with the deedaccompanies possesses, every body feel how the the value of it is valued and and for giving the will,
there are no compleat
means but pleasurable
ones.
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