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1 2 |  this is all confused in the execution: do you think that any one
2 5 |      this work impossible of execution he should avoid and not
3 6 |     let them be carried into execution. To every man the first
4 7 |      be exactly carried into execution under present circumstances,
5 9 |     may both be carried into execution; and we may also, if we
6 9 |    perpetrator to suffer the execution of justice according to
7 9 | found guilty, his body after execution may have burial in his native
8 11|   may arise among men in the execution of such ordinances; for
9 12|    laws shall regulate their execution:—In the first place, the