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Neither can burglary
be committed in a
tent or booth erected
in a market or fair;
tho' the owner may
lodge therein : for the
law regards thus highly
nothing but permanent
edifices .... &
it is the folly of the
owner to lodge in so
fragile a tenement :
but his lodging there
no more makes it burglary
to break it open
than it wod be to uncover
a titled waggon in
the same circumstances. IV 226
If a person leaves
his doors or windows
open , it is his own
folly & negligence ; &
if a man enters therein
it is no burglary : yet,
if he afterwards unlocks an inner or chamber door it is so . IV 226.
Of things ... that
adhere to the freehold,
as corn , grass , trees , &
the like , or lead upon a
house , no larcing could be
committed by the rules
of the common law ; but
the severance of them
was , & in many things
is still , merely a tresspass. IV 232.
But if the thief severs
them [things that atdhere
to the freehold] at one
time , whereby the tresspass
is completed , & they are
converted into personal
chattels , in the constructive
possession of him in
whose soil they are left
or laid ;
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