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 1 1 |         and if he underwent the trial well and manfully, you would
 2 6 |       not bring the offender to trial, shall be amenable to the
 3 6 |       decision of them, but the trial of them shall take place
 4 6 |       and he has made an actual trial of his decrees, will he
 5 9 |        bring the conspirator to trial for making a violent and
 6 9 |        who pleases may bring to trial the next of kin to the dead
 7 9 |        case shall be brought to trial for impiety by any one who
 8 9 |         liable to be brought to trial for impiety by any one who
 9 9 |      fly and will not stand his trial, let him fly for ever; or,
10 9 | undertake to produce him at the trial. But if he be unwilling
11 9 |       produce him at the day of trial.~If a man do not commit
12 11|        remain until the time of trial with three of the eldest
13 11|        allowed to bring them to trial; and if any of them be convicted,
14 11|      summoned shall come to the trial; and if he knows and is
15 11|      certainly remain until the trial, in case they should be
16 11|        them on the day when the trial for false witness takes
17 12|         from being present at a trial, whether a principal party