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1 4 |         to the ruggedness of the soil, not providing anything
2 5 |          the distribution of the soil, should give to these first
3 5 | principle of equalization of the soil ought to be maintained;
4 6 |        taking the produce of the soil or implements of husbandry
5 8 |  polluted. You cannot poison the soil, or the soil, or the sun,
6 8 |          poison the soil, or the soil, or the sun, or the air,
7 8 |          in of the fruits of the soil, let a man, if he pleases,
8 8 |     distribute the fruits of the soil into twelve parts, and in
9 12|      from the cultivation of the soil only, and has no foreign