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 1  1,3 |     singing in that church, the Sovereign should be informed of this,
 2  1,8 |        personal petition to the Sovereign Tsar and Grand Prince Aleksei
 3  1,9 |         and petition either the Sovereign, or the Patriarch, or other
 4  1,9 |         to be determined by the Sovereign.
 5  2   |                Chapter II - The Sovereign's Honour, and How to Guard
 6  2,1 |     think maliciously about the Sovereign's health, and should another
 7  2,2 |      Muscovite state and become Sovereign, and should he, to attain
 8  2,2 |         of those enemies of the Sovereign, and should someone report
 9  2,5 |        to the possession of the Sovereign,
10  2,7 |      executed not punished; the Sovereign will determine how much
11  2,9 |      estates transferred to the Sovereign.
12  2,11|     Muscovite state, and if the Sovereign should pardon him and forgive
13  2,11|     estate through service, the Sovereign may return his old hereditary
14  2,12|    following an inquiry, as the Sovereign should direct.
15  2,13|         reveal the state of the Sovereign's health, or if they should
16  2,15|      him and returns him to the Sovereign, that traitor should [In
17  2,15| livestock of the traitor as the Sovereign should decree.
18  2,18|       Aleksei Mikhailovich, the Sovereign Tsar and Grand Prince of
19  2,19|         report it either to the Sovereign, or his boiars, or his high
20  2,19| provincial cities, and then the Sovereign should find out that that
21  2,22|    provincial cities inform the Sovereign that either service people
22  2,22| reported on should petition the Sovereign to investigate those voevodas
23  2,22|       upon such petition of the Sovereign a thorough investigation
24  3,1 |   should forge a charter of the Sovereign, or the Sovereign's signature
25  3,1 |        of the Sovereign, or the Sovereign's signature on a charter,
26  3,1 |   official document without the Sovereign's authorisation, or the
27  3,1 |   himself a seal similar to the Sovereign's seal, such individual,
28  3,2 |        someone should steal the Sovereign's seal from the Sovereign'
29  3,2 |       Sovereign's seal from the Sovereign's charters or other official
30  3,2 |       seals to them without the Sovereign's permission, such individuals
31  3,3 |   officials should petition the Sovereign on the basis of these documents,
32  4,1 |       thereby cause harm to the Sovereign's treasury, such mint masters
33  5,3 |   foreign countries without the Sovereign's permission should be thoroughly
34  5,5 | districts where villages of the Sovereign and villages of state peasants,
35  5,5 |     border lands, and where the Sovereign's lands thrust into the
36  5,5 |    German lands thrust into the Sovereign's side, in such case free
37  5,5 |      and peasants living in the Sovereign's villages, or in villages
38  5,6 |          they should notify the Sovereign, and in cities they should
39  5,6 |    report their findings to the Sovereign. Such people should be held
40  5,6 |        held in prison until the Sovereign decides what to do with