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Each law, each right, each statute and each act.
Horace's object is evidently to give an exhaustive notion of the various parts of the law: and I have tried to produce the same impression by accumulating terms, without caring how far they can severally be discriminated.
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I've shed no blood. You shall not feed the crow.
I'll have thee hanged to feed the crow.
SCOTT, Lay of the Last Minstrel.
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The wise and good, like Bacchus in the play.
Borrowed from Francis, with a slight change in the order of the words.