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...manifestly paramount to the manner chosen to effect it. The courts therefore may avail themselves of the same light which the parties enjoyed when the contract was executed, and may place themselves in the same situation as the parties who made it. in order that they may view...

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...the persons and circumstances that are the subject of the statements in the written agreement, and are entitled to place themselves in the same situation...view the circumstances as they viewed them, and so as to judge of the meaning of the words and of the correct application of the language to the things...

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...with the facts and circumstances that are the mjbjfcts of the statements in the written agreement, and are entitled to place themselves in the same situation...circumstances as they viewed them, and so to judge of the moaning of the words and of the correct application of the language to the things described....

...the persons and circumstances that are the subject of the statements in the written agreement, and are entitled to place themselves in the same situation...as to view the circumstances as they viewed them, in order to ascertain the intention of the parties from the language used. Fort Smith Light d Traction...