It is undoubtedly true, that in the case of a deficient supply, a smaller quantity will be shared among the same number of consumers, and a smaller portion will fall to each.
It is undoubtedly true, that a taxed commodity will not rise in proportion to the tax, if the demand for it will diminish, and if the quantity cannot be reduced.
And it is undoubtedly truethat we have a morality which we apply to the sphere of sex.
This is undoubtedly true, if the preceding propositions be regarded as proved.
Nevertheless, Sir, the mere matter of fact is undoubtedly true.
This is undoubtedly true; but I find no expression of Mr. Martin intimating that the Constitution had not conferred on Congress the same power which it had thus taken from the States.
That we bid on long routes with slow time thinking that the service would be increased and the time shortened was undoubtedly true.
That we bid expecting that the service might be increased and the time shortened is undoubtedly true.
That when we bid we took into consideration the probability of the service being increased and the time shortened is undoubtedly true.
That there was a considerable amount of precedent for disowning Friends on points of doctrine is undoubtedly true.
That she was at some points his superior is undoubtedly true, and it must be remembered that Elias himself, with all of his great natural ability, lacked intellectual culture and literary training.
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