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1 2 |   mistaken, depends on the due regulation of convivial intercourse.~
2 2 |   spectators—there is to be no regulation about the manner how; but
3 2 | practice of drinking under due regulation and with a view to the enforcement
4 4 |      embellishment and orderly regulation of his own life—these things,
5 6 |      sex—has been left without regulation by the legislator, which
6 7 |    conviction that without due regulation of private life in cities,
7 7 |       get up—this, whether the regulation is to be called a law or
8 11|       if any one disobeys this regulation, and is brought into court
9 11|       the lot according to the regulation of the law; but if he be