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<p> Trustee, after every one of them had been excluded<lb/> from so doing. </p>


<p> <note> False Grammar</note> Besides <del>that</del> <add>this</add> <add>the Phrase</add> "<del>the</del> <hi rend='underline'>Persons</hi>" shall <del>not be capable of</del><lb/> farm<del>ing</del>Turnpike Toll <del>during such time </del> as<lb/> <add>while</add> <hi rend='underline'>he</hi> <del>shall</del> keeps a Public House, contains an <add>seems an   </add> <lb/> example of <add>that sort of</add> Grammatical concord, which had better <add>that it were</add><lb/> be altered <add>better to alter</add> in condescention to the <add>vulgar &amp;</add> illiterate<lb/> who are not sufficiently familiarized to the <lb/> <sic>sublimities</sic> of the Legislative <sic>stile.</sic> </p> <p> A Doubt also may arise <add>whether</add> under the word "he" <add><note>v. D15 in VIII f6</note></add> <del>a person</del> <lb/><del>of</del>the female Sex be<del> excluded</del> <add>included</add> and this might be<lb/> a <add>afford the</add> subject for many learned arguments: <add><note>Those on the negative side would insist with a high hand on the presumption which the one that is liken <add>as in ff 42,43,45 [which list it is applied to Toll-gatherer] [not in 46] <del><gap/></del> 49, 50 [not 53] [not 55] 56, 57, 60 </add> <del>of</del> <add>to</add> specifying this but also where it is meant to be included <del>could</del> affords, that it was <del>set as</del> meant<lb/> <add>to be so </add> here: those on the <del>negative</del>
<p>trustee after every one of them has been excluded<lb/> from doing.</p>
<add>affirmative</add> would stand upon the party of reason: which party their <add>more gallant </add> antagonists upon the ground of the differences of character attending the<lb/>difference of sex <add>gender</add> might dispute<lb/> It ought to be observed <add>This doubt <add><gap/></add> however that the doubt arises arises </add> not from the specification<lb/> of Sex being <del>included</del> <add>omitted</add> here, <add>that the doubt arises </add> but from its being inserted elsewhere.</note>
 
<lb/> it would <lb/>doubtless be a pleasure to hear these arguments:<lb/> but as the pleasure of knowing what one's about is<lb/> still greater, it is submitted whether this law<lb/> may not be <sic>alter'd</sic> <del>with</del> <add>to</add> advantage.</p>  
<p> <note>False Grammar</note> Besides <del>that</del> <add>this the Phrase</add> "<hi rend='underline'> <del><gap/></del> Persons</hi>" <del>shall not be capable of</del><lb/> farm<del>ing</del> Turnpike Toll <del>during such Time </del> as<lb/> <add>while</add> <hi rend='underline'>he</hi> <del>shall</del> keep a Public House, contains an <add>seems an </add> <lb/> example of <add>that sort of</add> Grammatical concord, which had better <add>that it were</add><lb/> to be <sic>alter'd</sic> <add>better to alter </add> in condescension to the <add>vulgar &amp;</add> illiterate<lb/> who are not sufficiently <sic>familiarized</sic> to the<lb/>sublimities of the Legislative <sic>stile</sic>. </p>  
 
<p> A Doubt also may arise <add>whether</add> under the word "her"<hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> <note><hi rend='superscript'>+</hi>v. §15 in VIII f 6</note> <del>a person</del> <lb/> <del>of</del> the female Sex be <del>excluded</del> <add>included</add> and this might be<lb/> a subject for many learned arguments:<hi rend='superscript'>[+]</hi>  
<note><hi rend='superscript'>[+]</hi> Those on the negative side would insist worth a high hand on the presumption which the one that is taken <hi rend='superscript'>#</hi> <note><hi rend='superscript'>#</hi> as in § 42,43,45 {which list it is applied to Toll-gatherer] [not in 46] <del><gap/></del> 49, 50 [not 53] [not 55] 56, 57, 60 </note>  
<del>of</del> <add>to</add> specifying this but also where it is meant to be included <del>could</del> affords, that it was <del>set as</del> meant<lb/><add>to be so here: those on the <del>negative</del><add>affirmative</add> would stand upon the party of reason: which party their <add>more gallant </add> antagonists upon the ground of the differences of character attending the<lb/>difference of sex <add>gender</add> might dispute<lb/> It ought to be observed <add>This doubt <add><gap/> however</add> that the doubt arises</add> arises not from the specification<lb/> of Sex being <del>included</del> <add>omitted</add> here, <add>that the doubt arises </add> but from its being inserted elsewhere.</note>
it would<lb/> doubtless be a pleasure to hear these arguments:<lb/> but as the pleasure of knowing what <gap/> about is<lb/> still greater, it is submitted whether this <unclear>law</unclear><lb/> may not be <sic>alter'd</sic> <del>with</del> <add>to</add> advantage.</p>  




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excellent establishment of Houses of Industry for
A large districts. The prejudices of the poor as long as
they continue against that useful institution Scheme might
drive them into this, & the first would afford an
answer in a certain degree to their complaints of the
hardship of the latter. in it.


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trustee after every one of them has been excluded
from doing.

False Grammar Besides that this the Phrase " Persons" shall not be capable of
farming Turnpike Toll during such Time as
while he shall keep a Public House, contains an seems an
example of that sort of Grammatical concord, which had better that it were
to be alter'd better to alter in condescension to the vulgar & illiterate
who are not sufficiently familiarized to the
sublimities of the Legislative stile.

A Doubt also may arise whether under the word "her"+ +v. §15 in VIII f 6 a person
of the female Sex be excluded included and this might be
a subject for many learned arguments:[+] [+] Those on the negative side would insist worth a high hand on the presumption which the one that is taken # <note># as in § 42,43,45 {which list it is applied to Toll-gatherer] [not in 46] 49, 50 [not 53] [not 55] 56, 57, 60 of to specifying this but also where it is meant to be included could affords, that it was set as meant
to be so here: those on the negative<add>affirmative would stand upon the party of reason: which party their more gallant antagonists upon the ground of the differences of character attending the
difference of sex gender might dispute
It ought to be observed This doubt <add> however that the doubt arises</add> arises not from the specification
of Sex being included omitted here, that the doubt arises but from its being inserted elsewhere.</note> it would
doubtless be a pleasure to hear these arguments:
but as the pleasure of knowing what about is
still greater, it is submitted whether this law
may not be alter'd with to advantage.



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jeremy bentham

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