coal versus Rawlinson hill I Ann see SC ld raym with note salk one b be seize  in fee of a house call the bell make a settlement thereof to the use of himslf  for life remainder to his wife for life remainder to his son in tail holt KB  er p remainder to his wife in fee c the husband die and the wife be seize of  the say house and possess of other leasehold estate make her will and thereby  devise thus I give ratify and confirm all my estate right title and interest  which I now have and all the term and term of year which I now have or may  have in my power to dispose of after my death in whatever I bold by lease from  sir I f and also the house call the belltavern to I b who be the son and heir  of he that make the settlement and have the remainder in tail c this be find  by special verdict in ejectment and the question be what estate I b take in  the house by this devise three of the judge hold that he take a estate in fee  because it be but one sentence couple by the word and also and this be the  intent of the testator holt c j I be of a contrary opinion for the intent of  the testator will not do if there be not sufficient word in the will to  manifest that intent neither be that to be collect from the circumstance of  the testator estate and other matter collateral and foreign to the will but  from the word and tenor of the will it self and if we once travel into the  affair of the testator and leave the will we shall not know his mind by his  word but his circumstance and then bow shall the law expound it holt KB upon  the will it appear to be so but by the matter find in the special verdict it  be otherwise and what if more accidental circumstance be discover and make the  matter of another verdict man right will be very precarious upon such  construction if we depart from the will to field the meaning of it in thing  out of it it be a certain rule that to devise land to I S without further word  will pass but a estate for life unless there be other word to show the  testator intent as for ever or except he devise the land for some special  purpose which can be accomplish without a large estate and as this be a sure  rule so it hold good as well where the devise be of a reversion as when it be  of land in possession if it be not devise particular as a reversion or he do  not take notice of a particular estate whereby his intent may appear but it be  otherwise if the word be general and without regard to the nature of the thing  for it shall not be construe from the nature of a thing which be extrinsical  but from the word of the will the case cite in more and Hobart differ from  this for there the testator take notice of a precedent term and the word be  his land of inheritance so that the special intent of the testator be apparent  by the word of the will and if I give blackacre to a and his heir and also  WhiteAcre the feesimple of both shall pass as well of WhiteAcre as the other  because it follow the limitation but in case I give all my right title and  interest in my term and also my house call the bell in the grammatical  construction it be no more than and I also give my house call the bell for the  subject matter of his right title and interest be the term and the preposition  in terminate and rest there so be the case here but say my brother turn it  into Latin and then it be I give law distinction position in boundary ac etian  house peremptory or urgent call the belltavern to this I answer the  preposition in may be necessary understand in Latin but not in English and the  conjunction be not so far a copulative as to take in this preposition though  it take in the verb my brother Powel will transpose the word so that it shall  be all theright title and interest in the bell and also all the term I have  and hold of sir I f but I do not know how we can transpose word that be good  sense if the will be nonsense then we may transpose to make it bear a meaning  but to displace the word of a will when they holt KB be Intelligible be to  alter the will and the sense of it for these reason I conclude for the  plaintiff