Document,  Part

 1  1  |      to see the commonwealth safe and guarded against the
 2  1  |   unobstructed access, and a safe and free place of residence
 3  1  |     the Christian commonweal safe, if they feel themselves
 4  8,3|     Convenient, suitable, or safe City, as to you shall seem
 5 15,5|     it is more beseeming and safe for one that is subject,
 6 17,2| provide that there be kept a safe and free passage through
 7 24,2|    retain them as his with a safe conscience; but is bound,
 8 25,3|      abducer, and being in a safe and free place, shall consent
 9 25,4|   the fruits thereof, with a safe conscience, after the said
10 26,4|     ever preserved sound and safe from all manner of adverse