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1 6  |    woman, arises only from the free consent of each of the spouses;
2 6  |       of the spouses; and this free act of the will, by which
3 6  |    entirely independent of the free will of man, so that if
4 7  |       which neither reason nor free will plays a part, and also
5 27 |       it is customary to allow free exercise of their rights
6 45 |      colors as to appear to be free of all reproach and infamy.
7 71 | natural ends; and they are not free to destroy or mutilate their
8 103|        to be kept unharmed and free from error and moral corruption,
9 125|      the civil, and each to be free and unhampered in doing