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[15]
In cases of
ambiguity the only questions which confront us will
be, sometimes which of the two interpretations is
most natural, and always which interpretation is
most equitable, and what was the intention of the
person who wrote or uttered the words. I have,
however, given sufficient instructions in the course
of my remarks on conjecture and quality, as to the
method of treating such questions, whether by the
prosecution or the defence.
[p. 163]
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