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<p> a <add> feature</add> <unclear>lush</unclear> absolutely indispensable was a statement <lb/>of all such facts and arguments as would be <lb/>necessary to warrant the Board in doing what <lb/>I <del> pray</del> had to pray for.  From this necessity <add> To this feature</add> <lb/>followed <add> belonged </add> indeed two inexpungeable properties:<lb/> length and <unclear>times</unclear> <add> <hi rend="underline">length</hi> and obnoxiousness </add> a position of a crawl of time <add> for leaving it around </add> to read it: <add><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi></add> <del> obnoxiousness - personal obnoxiousness</del><note>obnoxiousness, and from them, if stray enough a pretence for stifling <add>hiding</add> it: at any rate a motive for endeavouring to hide a motive for the Honourable Gentleman whose motives <del> <gap/> in better danger </del> be the prostration be ever so prostrate</note><lb/><del>with reference to M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Long:</del> for, in praying relief <lb/>from injustice - at least of any ground was to <lb/>be <sic>shewn</sic> <add> made</add> for the relief thus prayed for - it was <lb/>necessary to <sic>shew</sic> what that injustice was.  The <lb/>terms chosen for the display would of course be <lb/>as decorous and <gap/> <add> humble and decorous </add> as could be found <add> as the language could be made to afford</add> <lb/>but still, <del> at the bottom of all</del> has the veil <add> varnish </add> of <lb/> decorum be ever so <del> elaborate, rode </del> <add/> think >/add> the whole exhibition <lb/> would be worse than useless, if underneath <note>could scarcely ever be at a loss for <del>the </del> <gap/><gap/> they stood in need of.  This obnoxiousness was of the very <unclear>opinion</unclear> of the King.  was not a matter of choice but of necessity</note><lb/>the varnish the <del> <gap/> </del> lineaments of oppression <add> injustice <gap/> </add> <lb/>even and distinctly traceable <add> represented</add> presented and <lb/>not only <add> so </add> presented, but presented in colours<lb/>too striking<del>ly</del>to leave <add> <sic>admitts</sic> of </add> room for the <add> a </add> position of <lb/>their being overlooked.</p> <p>In a word, here <add> again </add> for the hundredth time, came <lb/>the old Botanical dilemma about the species <lb/> <del> to be </del> <foreign>hispida</foreign> and the species <sic>glabra</sic> <del> The </del> <lb/><del><add> d the </add> hispida</del> This <hi rend="underline">glabra</hi> acceptable and accepted: but <lb/>mortal to the person from whom it came the hispida <lb/>accepted or rejected, according to the use capable of <lb/>being made of it: if capable of being applied to <add> <unclear>presenting <gap/>likes for</unclear> </add> <lb/>his distruction, then accepted, and still more acceptable <lb/> <add>than </add> </p>
 
 


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a feature lush absolutely indispensable was a statement
of all such facts and arguments as would be
necessary to warrant the Board in doing what
I pray had to pray for. From this necessity To this feature
followed belonged indeed two inexpungeable properties:
length and times length and obnoxiousness a position of a crawl of time for leaving it around to read it: [+] obnoxiousness - personal obnoxiousnessobnoxiousness, and from them, if stray enough a pretence for stifling hiding it: at any rate a motive for endeavouring to hide a motive for the Honourable Gentleman whose motives in better danger be the prostration be ever so prostrate
with reference to Mr Long: for, in praying relief
from injustice - at least of any ground was to
be shewn made for the relief thus prayed for - it was
necessary to shew what that injustice was. The
terms chosen for the display would of course be
as decorous and humble and decorous as could be found as the language could be made to afford
but still, at the bottom of all has the veil varnish of
decorum be ever so elaborate, rode think >/add> the whole exhibition
would be worse than useless, if underneath could scarcely ever be at a loss for the they stood in need of. This obnoxiousness was of the very opinion of the King. was not a matter of choice but of necessity
the varnish the lineaments of oppression injustice
even and distinctly traceable represented presented and
not only so presented, but presented in colours
too strikinglyto leave admitts of room for the a position of
their being overlooked.

In a word, here again for the hundredth time, came
the old Botanical dilemma about the species
to be hispida and the species glabra The
d the hispida This glabra acceptable and accepted: but
mortal to the person from whom it came the hispida
accepted or rejected, according to the use capable of
being made of it: if capable of being applied to presenting likes for
his distruction, then accepted, and still more acceptable
than



Identifier: | JB/121/093/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 121.

Date_1

1802-02-20

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

121

Main Headings

Panopticon

Folio number

093

Info in main headings field

Further Intercourse

Image

001

Titles

Category

Text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

Recto"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property.

Page Numbering

D5 / F5

Penner

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

001

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