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<p>to the persons to sell as much as any body would buy of<lb/> them might have a good effect. At the same time in<lb/> a profusion of fair words <add>and in a most pathetic <sic>stile</sic></add> orders <del>were given </del> the whole <gap/> <lb/>of the Colony <add>"and <gap/>" of</add> "All officers civil and military — and in a <lb/>"more particular manner all magistrates, Constables <unclear>admit</unclear>"<lb/> they were adjured as they regarded this and that and<lb/> <gap/> other <add>thing or</add> to use their utmost exertion for putting on end" <lb/>and so forth: and urged to endeavour to discover who <lb/>those people were that <unclear>self-licenced</unclear> only, had presumed<lb/> to open <gap/> <gap/> for this abominable purpose: i.e. <lb/>the doing the very thing which the two men of good characters <lb/>were hurried to do in the view of preventing its being done.<lb/> Whatever zeal might be excited in the bosom of all these <lb/><del>great men</del>, <add><gap/></add> it seems <sic>dificult</sic> to conceive how the effect of it<lb/> can <add>should be</add> have been increased by withdrawing two privileged persons<lb/> how good soever out of the reach of it.</p> | <p>to the persons to sell as much as any body would buy of<lb/> them might have a good effect. At the same time in<lb/> a profusion of fair words <add>and in a most pathetic <sic>stile</sic></add> orders <del>were given </del> the whole <gap/> <lb/>of the Colony <add>"and <gap/>" of</add> "All officers civil and military — and in a <lb/>"more particular manner all magistrates, Constables <unclear>admit</unclear>"<lb/> they were adjured as they regarded this and that and<lb/> <gap/> other <add>thing or</add> to use their utmost exertion for putting on end" <lb/>and so forth: and urged to endeavour to discover who <lb/>those people were that <unclear>self-licenced</unclear> only, had presumed<lb/> to open <gap/> <gap/> for this abominable purpose: i.e. <lb/>the doing the very thing which the two men of good characters <lb/>were hurried to do in the view of preventing its being done.<lb/> Whatever zeal might be excited in the bosom of all these <lb/><del>great men</del>, <add><gap/></add> it seems <sic>dificult</sic> to conceive how the effect of it<lb/> can <add>should be</add> have been increased by withdrawing two privileged persons<lb/> how good soever out of the reach of it.</p> | ||
<p>'More distinction on this occasion, and more mystery.<lb/> "He also informed them who might, <hi rend='underline'>after knowing his intentions,</hi> <lb/>be daring enough to <gap/> to act in opposition to them, <lb/>that the house of every such offender should be pulled down <lb/>as a public nuisance, <hi rend='underline'>and such other steps</hi> be taken for <lb/><hi rend='underline'>his further punishment as might be deemed necessary:</hi> <lb/>Angry as the Governor <add>his Excellency</add> appears to have been, and not altogether<lb/> without reason, the <del><gap/></del> <add>imputation</add> of audacity might<lb/> has been spared in the instance of any to whose lot it<lb/> might have happened <add>who might have <lb/>been unfortunate enough </add> to act in opposition to his intentions<lb/> without knowing them. </p> | |||
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to the persons to sell as much as any body would buy of
them might have a good effect. At the same time in
a profusion of fair words and in a most pathetic stile orders were given the whole
of the Colony "and " of "All officers civil and military — and in a
"more particular manner all magistrates, Constables admit"
they were adjured as they regarded this and that and
other thing or to use their utmost exertion for putting on end"
and so forth: and urged to endeavour to discover who
those people were that self-licenced only, had presumed
to open for this abominable purpose: i.e.
the doing the very thing which the two men of good characters
were hurried to do in the view of preventing its being done.
Whatever zeal might be excited in the bosom of all these
great men, it seems dificult to conceive how the effect of it
can should be have been increased by withdrawing two privileged persons
how good soever out of the reach of it.
'More distinction on this occasion, and more mystery.
"He also informed them who might, after knowing his intentions,
be daring enough to to act in opposition to them,
that the house of every such offender should be pulled down
as a public nuisance, and such other steps be taken for
his further punishment as might be deemed necessary:
Angry as the Governor his Excellency appears to have been, and not altogether
without reason, the imputation of audacity might
has been spared in the instance of any to whose lot it
might have happened who might have
been unfortunate enough to act in opposition to his intentions
without knowing them.
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