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 1 6 |         in such a case shall pay damages to the injured party equal
 2 8 | substances, let him not only pay damages, but purify the stream or
 3 8 |         magistrates, and receive damages, supposing the injury to
 4 9 |        entrust the assessment of damages to the parents, as is natural;
 5 11|         double the amount of the damages claimed to him who has been
 6 11|         same court, and whatever damages are given against him, let
 7 11|       injury let him pay greater damages to the injured man, and
 8 12|      case he shall be liable for damages, whether he be defeated
 9 12|        go to contend for greater damages, if the suit be not decided
10 12|        pay a fifth more than the damages mentioned in the indictment;
11 12|         him pay the whole of the damages and half as much again.
12 12|       receive in addition to the damages a fifth part more, and if
13 12|      defendant the amount of the damages and, as I said before, half
14 12|      lose, shall pay half of the damages claimed, Now the assignment