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 1 2 |        train his choruses as he pleases, without reference to virtue
 2 6 |        like manner. Any one who pleases may take away any tablet
 3 6 |      the third, let any one who pleases select whom pleases out
 4 6 |         who pleases select whom pleases out of the 100, walking
 5 6 |      place in which any one who pleases can read about his onces.
 6 6 |         else may be present who pleases. If one man charges another
 7 6 |       if he go, let any one who pleases strike him with impunity;
 8 8 |       in any direction which he pleases, except through a house
 9 8 | autumnal fruit, and then, if he pleases, he may gather it; but if
10 8 |      the soil, let a man, if he pleases, carry his own fruits through
11 8 |        the strangers as much he pleases and when he pleases. As
12 8 |     much he pleases and when he pleases. As to other goods and implements
13 9 |          or the temples, he who pleases may bring to trial the next
14 9 |      for impiety by any one who pleases. If in a fit of anger a
15 9 |      for impiety by any one who pleases. If a brother or a sister
16 9 |   wounded man, who may do as he pleases with him, and if be not
17 9 |       him as many stripes as he pleases; but having punished him
18 10|    himself, and let any one who pleases join with him in prayer.
19 11|   father may give as much as he pleases of the rest of his property,
20 11|      lot in such portions as he pleases. And if one of the sons
21 11|        of his daughters whom he pleases, and leave and inscribe
22 11|         give to any one whom he pleases the tenth part of the property
23 11|    three times, let any one who pleases inform against him to the
24 12|      the law ordain that he who pleases shall indict him, and let
25 12|       years of his office as he pleases, on his return home let
26 12|       kidnapping by any one who pleases. And if any one hinders
27 12|         in any temples which he pleases; and he who hinders the