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1 6 |       instruments whom they will superintend, taking them, as far as
2 6 |       wardens of the city should superintend the work, and should impose
3 8 |          carpenter, he shall not superintend the smith’s art rather than
4 8 |         for him, he is likely to superintend them better, because more
5 8 |     wardens of the country shall superintend all these matters, and see
6 11|   communicate with the women who superintend marriage, and let both together
7 11|       sent away by the women who superintend marriage into another country,
8 12| magistrates who are appointed to superintend these matters; and they
9 12|       friends of the deceased to superintend, and let it be glory to