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1 6 |           imagine that he will be permitted to hold such an important
2 7 |        the state? nor shall he be permitted to communicate his compositions
3 7 |         and waste places shall be permitted, but on cultivated ground
4 7 | consecrated wilds he shall not be permitted; and any one who meets him
5 11|         approves. He shall not be permitted to have more property than
6 11|        sexes, the father shall be permitted to put away his son, but
7 11|         lyric verse, shall not be permitted to ridicule any of the citizens,
8 12|          rulers, then he shall be permitted to live as a private individual;
9 12|    hinders the other shall not be permitted to make any offering or