Chapter

 1 3 |       administration of their offices. Thus, neither of the proceedings
 2 6 |      of dignity, and the able offices of trust. When throughout
 3 6 |      employ the able, so that offices shall all be filled by individuals
 4 9 |   squares render all friendly offices to one another in their
 5 18|      it; some have left their offices, and some have not done
 6 19| employed about the government offices, had for their emolument
 7 19| employed about the government offices, had for their emolument
 8 19| employed about the government offices, had the same emolument; --
 9 19| employed about the government offices were regulated according
10 19|     to govern any of Heaven's offices, or to partake of any of
11 20|    sticks, have their regular offices for which they can take
12 24| worthy unhonoured; and if the offices were filled with hard taxgatherers:
13 24|      The fourth was, "Let not offices be hereditary, nor let officers