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1 5 |   manner the guardian of the sufferer; and he will certainly not
2 9 |    who is next of kin to the sufferer. And if he be wrecked, and
3 9 |      remission. Whenever any sufferer of his own accord remits
4 9 |  penalty which is due to the sufferer, and end their lives in
5 9 |   the perpetrator and to the sufferer. We believe those for whom
6 9 | another injures not only the sufferer, but also the city, and
7 11|      life intolerable to the sufferer. Then let what we are saying