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Hope and believe
and expected may not turn out true. Not un often, in the mind of the person hoping, there lurks subconscious fear that the 'hope' may turn out a 'dupe'. In contrast with it, the term 'believe' in
In generalibus Lat et error
In generalibus Lat et error [Lat.], error lurks in general expressions.
Latitat
personal actions in the King's Bench; so called because it is supposed by the writ that the defendant lurks and lies hid, and cannot be found in the County of Middlesex (in which the Court is holden)
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