8 Feb y 1808

Powers Se

Why not say - as the sun can only shine half the day - and thence[?] forth[?] go on to draw whatsoever conclusion presents itself as most convenient and agreable? Why not say - as the sun can only shine half the day, therefore let us[?] be [...?] the other half?

Why not say the sun can only shine half the day? what opposition /[...?]/ would the proposition have [...?] with the learned scribe of the Lord Eldon? Not a day in [...?] time but be [...?] therefore[?] Judges studied[?] into four judicatories, all sitting at the same time. And with the spectacle before him, the [...?...?] whether to sit at the same time or not at the same time, he refers the option /decision/ to the Oracle which has already declared /pronounced/ that for two sets of Judges to sit at the same time is impossible.