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 1 I   |         small but regularly built house, vastly neat, but without
 2 II  |      noise is heard in the Lord's house." "You have, then, no priests?"
 3 III |           d" him, sent him to the House of Correction, in Derby,
 4 III |        all the way he went to the House of Correction, where the
 5 IV  |           Quakers, who met at his house; so that he was at the head
 6 V   |        patris mei (in my Father's house are many mansions). An Englishman,
 7 V   |        holy privileges. The lower House of Convocation ( kind of
 8 V   |          of Convocation ( kind of House of Commons) composed wholly
 9 V   |           still have seats in the House of Lords in spite of the
10 VIII|    Shippen opened a speech in the House of Commons with these words, "
11 VIII| Government without confusion.~The House of Lords and that of the
12 IX  |           French crown) for every house in his dominions. The whole
13 IX  |         of our kingdom," etc.~The House of Commons is not once mentioned
14 IX  |           hands.~The power of the House of Commons increased every
15 IX  |      peers who compose the Higher House receive nothing but their
16 IX  |         is only in the Parliament House.~There is no such thing
17 IX  |          taxes are settled by the House of Commons, whose power
18 XII |           he was sentenced by the House of Lords to pay a fine of
19 XXIV|   premeditation in the Parliament House with as much purity as Dean