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''This | <head>22)</head><lb/><head>Observations</head><lb/><p>There are <add>4 different <del><add>capacities</add></del> purposes</add> <del><gap/><gap/><gap/>of</del> which a <unclear>the cognisance</unclear> <lb/> to a certain degree may operate <add>perhaps a certain degree of efficency.</add> </p> <p> [ <del>O</del> It serves ]<add>In the 1<hi rend='superscript'>st</hi> place it operates <del>as</del> <add>may operate </add></add> <del>to</del> as a means of <del>promulgating</del><add> surveying </add> to the party<lb/> <add>the first notice</add> the obligations <del><gap/></del> comprized in it. <del><gap/></del>The party<lb/> being neceessarily present, and hearing the content of it<lb/>read, he cannot but have the means of <del>his</del> being apprized<lb/>of so much of his duty. <add>thought fit to be imposed on him</add> This, in the present<lb/> dark and unreachable state of the Law, [so imperfectly<lb/> known and] so <gap/> <add>as it is</add> to know, and accordingly <add>in point of fact</add> so<lb/> imperfectly known, is an affair of no mean imperfection. [This use of it, would, if the plan which it is<lb/> the <unclear>pursuing</unclear>of the present undertaking to exemplify were adopted,<lb/> <add>be supposed is</add> <unclear>neither</unclear> <gap/> as an <add>a plan it operates</add> evidencer of the good <add>general</add>character of<lb/> the party; <add>of the <add>general</add> <gap/> of his <del>past</del> conduct in time past </add> when <del>S</del> a certain <del>t</del> number of persons appear<lb/> who have that opinion of his good <del><gap/></del> behaviour<lb/> and that good will towards him, as to be willing<lb/> to stake so much of their fortune upon the continuance<lb/> of it. </p> <p> <del>3 <hi rend='superscript'>rdly</hi></del> <add>In the 3<hi rend='superscript'>th</hi> place</add> It serves <del>to set <gap/> <gap/> watches <gap/> and</del> <add>as a means of <unclear>increasing</unclear> to a certain degree</add> the <lb/> <add>particular</add>rectitude of his <del>future</del> conduct <add>in time future </add> by <del>supposedly</del> <add>setting</add> so many<lb/> guards as it were over him, as there are persons <lb/> [who have] thus <del>been interested </del> <add>made to have an interest in his fulfilling</add> <del> <gap/></del><lb/> ofthose particular obligations which by the instrument in question he is bound in:<lb/> <del>4<hi rend='superscript'>thly</hi></del> <add>In the 4th place,</add> Ithas the effect of a Law of which the commanding <lb/> part is <del>the</del> what is called the condition of the <gap/> </p> <!-- DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE --> | ||
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22)
Observations
There are 4 different <add>capacities purposes</add> of which a the cognisance
to a certain degree may operate perhaps a certain degree of efficency.
[ O It serves ]In the 1st place it operates as <add>may operate </add> to as a means of promulgating surveying to the party
the first notice the obligations comprized in it. The party
being neceessarily present, and hearing the content of it
read, he cannot but have the means of his being apprized
of so much of his duty. thought fit to be imposed on him This, in the present
dark and unreachable state of the Law, [so imperfectly
known and] so as it is to know, and accordingly in point of fact so
imperfectly known, is an affair of no mean imperfection. [This use of it, would, if the plan which it is
the pursuingof the present undertaking to exemplify were adopted,
be supposed is neither as an a plan it operates evidencer of the good generalcharacter of
the party; of the <add>general of his past conduct in time past </add> when S a certain t number of persons appear
who have that opinion of his good behaviour
and that good will towards him, as to be willing
to stake so much of their fortune upon the continuance
of it.
3 rdly In the 3th place It serves to set watches and as a means of increasing to a certain degree the
particularrectitude of his future conduct in time future by supposedly setting so many
guards as it were over him, as there are persons
[who have] thus been interested made to have an interest in his fulfilling
ofthose particular obligations which by the instrument in question he is bound in:
4thly In the 4th place, Ithas the effect of a Law of which the commanding
part is the what is called the condition of the
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