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Strana 82
It remained then to fall back upon the subject of danger . And truly , Mr. Attorney
with all his invention , was much put to it to imagine a case of danger . It was a
dangerous pass for him and his argument . My colleague had pointed out from ...
It remained then to fall back upon the subject of danger . And truly , Mr. Attorney
with all his invention , was much put to it to imagine a case of danger . It was a
dangerous pass for him and his argument . My colleague had pointed out from ...
Strana 86
memy , and thought them dangerous , I should not give them such advantage . As
to this idea of danger to the state , from the secreby enjoined on the confessor by
the catholic church , it is quite strange at this time of day , to call it in question ...
memy , and thought them dangerous , I should not give them such advantage . As
to this idea of danger to the state , from the secreby enjoined on the confessor by
the catholic church , it is quite strange at this time of day , to call it in question ...
Strana 89
If it led to licentious . . ness or danger , that licentiousness , or that danger , would
have come to light , and there would be tongues enough to tell it . Whilst on the
other hand , its utility can never be proved by instances , because it cannot be ...
If it led to licentious . . ness or danger , that licentiousness , or that danger , would
have come to light , and there would be tongues enough to tell it . Whilst on the
other hand , its utility can never be proved by instances , because it cannot be ...
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