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1 2| strength enough to corrupt the consecrated song and dance, under the
2 5|     which traditions they have consecrated oracles and images, and
3 7|      offend against public and consecrated models, and the general
4 7|     they are to be amended and consecrated. But we have not as yet
5 7|       are the same which, when consecrated and adapted to the different
6 7|       to them; and when he has consecrated all of them in due order,
7 7|       cultivated ground and on consecrated wilds he shall not be permitted;
8 8|     saying, the ordinance once consecrated would master the soul of,