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 1 6 |      one who is entrusted with orphans dies, let the relations
 2 9 |      charge of the children as orphans. If their sons are grown
 3 10| citizens, let the guardians of orphans take care of them, just
 4 10|        they would of any other orphans, from the day on which their
 5 11|        of those that relate to orphans and the supervision of orphans
 6 11| orphans and the supervision of orphans by their guardians. These
 7 11|     law shall appoint when the orphans require guardians. And the
 8 11|   whole care and charge of the orphans, divided into threes according
 9 11|        arbiters and fathers of orphans, male or female, and to
10 11|      concerning the nurture of orphans. And we seem to have spoken
11 11|   regard the loneliness of the orphans; and in the second place
12 11|   nurture and education of the orphans, seeking in every possible
13 11| guardians in their relation to orphans, or concerning magistrates
14 11|      the life of those who are orphans and of those who are not
15 11|       and of those who are not orphans. But as the case stands,
16 11|       stands, the condition of orphans with us not different from
17 11| touching the legislation about orphans, the law speaks in serious