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 1 3 |       the feeling that—”If the owner only knew how to use his
 2 5 |      possessions, although the owner of them may quite well be
 3 8 |  clearly belongs to some other owner; and he may take the water
 4 8 |     without the consent of the owner of the land, he shall be
 5 9 |      amount of the loss to his owner. And if any homicide is
 6 9 |     who is not his master, the owner shall give up the slave
 7 9 |  stained with impiety, and the owner leave no posterity, but
 8 9 |     anger wound a freeman, the owner of the slave shall give
 9 9 |        of the magistrates, his owner shall receive bound from
10 10|     without the consent of the owner; for these are the offences
11 11|     price on his behalf to the owner; and let the magistrates
12 11|   property of a neighbour, the owner shall in like manner pay
13 12|      one offers himself as the owner during five years, at the
14 12| prescription, but whenever the owner finds them he may claim