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be not amiss to subjoin yet another aphorism to
the following effect
APHORISM 6th
He who takes away a thing tho' his own
with intent that another shall be chargeable on
account of it shall be denied conscious of having
no pretence of title so to do
The Definition of Sir Edw. Coke+ is plainly that of
which the above in an abridgement—" the felonious
and fraudulent takingaway and carrying away
"by any man or woman of themeenpersonal
"Goods of another, neither from the person, nor by
"Night in the house of the owner"
The specification attempted in the term
"Woman" is nugatory, and being incomplete without
that of "child" is mischievous
The last negative clause is inserted for the
sake of distinguishing this offence from Burglary:
the first from that of Robbery which it does not do
They both agree in representing it as
something exclusive of those two crimes, which it
is not: Robbery is not, neither is Burglary an offence which
+ 4th. inst. 107.
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