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By the first interlocutor , the defender is usually ordained to give in an account , charge , and discharge , of his intromifsions . But after many inrollments , and a great lofs of time , he often exhibits a very imperfect account ...
By the first interlocutor , the defender is usually ordained to give in an account , charge , and discharge , of his intromifsions . But after many inrollments , and a great lofs of time , he often exhibits a very imperfect account ...
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By the same interlocutor that ordains the defender to give in a state of accounts , the pursuer may be appointed to give his oath of verity or credulity , on the just amount of his claim . The sum being thus ascertained , the Lord ...
By the same interlocutor that ordains the defender to give in a state of accounts , the pursuer may be appointed to give his oath of verity or credulity , on the just amount of his claim . The sum being thus ascertained , the Lord ...
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To guard against this irresistible power , no other means of defence would remain but to give this fierce Cerberus a sop , and take care never to irritate him . The farmer who was careful to please , by sending to him opportunely ...
To guard against this irresistible power , no other means of defence would remain but to give this fierce Cerberus a sop , and take care never to irritate him . The farmer who was careful to please , by sending to him opportunely ...
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