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1 1|           possession of civil and worldly goods. No force is here
2 1|       neither any jurisdiction in worldly matters, nor are fire and
3 1|       invade the civil rights and worldly goods of each other upon
4 1|     liberty or of any part of his worldly goods upon the account of
5 1|       right, be deprived of their worldly goods by the predominating
6 1| magistrate cannot take away these worldly things from this man or
7 1|          does no prejudice to the worldly concerns of their fellow
8 1|    boundsthe one attending to the worldly welfare of the commonwealth,