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a reasonable limit is not exceeded
Newspapers, for example, are permitted to comment by way of criticism on any matters of current interest, provided a reasonable limit is not exceeded.
— from Commercial Law by Richard William Hill

and religious liberty in New England
The causes which led to the establishment of civil and religious liberty in New England equally wrought out the characteristics of the people.
— from Sketches of Successful New Hampshire Men by Various

a right line is nothing else
Now the Continuation of a right line is nothing else, but the drawing out farther of a line now drawne, and that from a point unto a point, as we may continue the right line ae.
— from The Way To Geometry by Petrus Ramus

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