Leading Cases Done Into English And Other Diversions
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" Free and fair is the king's highway. " By hedges and fences on either hand, piea.
That were fallen to ruin and great decay. " 30 LEADING CASES Cur. "Nay, tell us, what were your kine about?" Free and fair is the kin^s highway. DovastoTi. " They were in it, they erred and escaped thereout, Where Payne of right should amend the way. " Special demurrer. Paytie.
"Por aught he hath said they were there of wrong, Free and fair is the king's highway. For if they were passing through and along, No wo...rd thereof doth his pleading say.
" And if the fence I must needs repair, {Free a?id fair is the king's highway) Why, that is for such as of right are there. Not for folk or beasts that will idly stray. " Judgment for de- Cur, fendant " The right is to pass and repass alone.
Free and fair is the king^s highway. And that your pleader should well have known, Whose fault hath lost you this cause to-day.
DONE INTO ENGLISH 31 "And now the case is exceeding plain, SeeperBuUer, j.
Free arid fair is the king's highway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Free and fair is the king's highway. " By hedges and fences on either hand, piea.
That were fallen to ruin and great decay. " 30 LEADING CASES Cur. "Nay, tell us, what were your kine about?" Free and fair is the kin^s highway. DovastoTi. " They were in it, they erred and escaped thereout, Where Payne of right should amend the way. " Special demurrer. Paytie.
"Por aught he hath said they were there of wrong, Free and fair is the king's highway. For if they were passing through and along, No wo...rd thereof doth his pleading say.
" And if the fence I must needs repair, {Free a?id fair is the king's highway) Why, that is for such as of right are there. Not for folk or beasts that will idly stray. " Judgment for de- Cur, fendant " The right is to pass and repass alone.
Free and fair is the king^s highway. And that your pleader should well have known, Whose fault hath lost you this cause to-day.
DONE INTO ENGLISH 31 "And now the case is exceeding plain, SeeperBuUer, j.
Free arid fair is the king's highway.
What to read after Leading Cases Done Into English And Other Diversions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Pollock to read onlineMoreLess
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