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... ment , Miss Corby , unless I am getting out of practice . " " That is a very pretty compliment , indeed , my lord , " she answered laughing . " I most heartily thank you for it . I know nothing in life so pleasant as being flattered ...
... ment , Miss Corby , unless I am getting out of practice . " " That is a very pretty compliment , indeed , my lord , " she answered laughing . " I most heartily thank you for it . I know nothing in life so pleasant as being flattered ...
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... ment is peculiarly unfavourable to the solution of the former problem , and , meanwhile , the accumulation bids fair to overwhelm us . The " nolumus Leges Angliæ mutari , " at this moment re- corded in the pages of our Statute - book ...
... ment is peculiarly unfavourable to the solution of the former problem , and , meanwhile , the accumulation bids fair to overwhelm us . The " nolumus Leges Angliæ mutari , " at this moment re- corded in the pages of our Statute - book ...
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... ment . Innumerable alterations have been made since the passing of the General Stamp Act of 1815 ; but inde- pendently of that , the laws affecting those duties date from the time of Wil- liam and Mary , and various provisions enacted ...
... ment . Innumerable alterations have been made since the passing of the General Stamp Act of 1815 ; but inde- pendently of that , the laws affecting those duties date from the time of Wil- liam and Mary , and various provisions enacted ...
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... ment being in Latin or French , is that , when the interests of the clergy are par- ticularly concerned , the statute is in Latin . The last instance of the use of Nor- man - French occurs in the reign of Ed- ward V. The 39th Henry VI ...
... ment being in Latin or French , is that , when the interests of the clergy are par- ticularly concerned , the statute is in Latin . The last instance of the use of Nor- man - French occurs in the reign of Ed- ward V. The 39th Henry VI ...
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... ment of the Crown . But , turning awhile from these gloomy statistics , it is refreshing to observe that the law of compensation , universal throughout nature , extends even to the grave subjects here treated of . The most arid desert ...
... ment of the Crown . But , turning awhile from these gloomy statistics , it is refreshing to observe that the law of compensation , universal throughout nature , extends even to the grave subjects here treated of . The most arid desert ...
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