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 1 1 |      those who obey the law, and impose fixed penalties on those
 2 3 |        that legislators ought to impose such laws as the mass of
 3 3 |         foaming, and desirous to impose a curb upon it, instituted
 4 6 |         department; and let them impose fines by their own department;
 5 6 |         department; and let them impose fines by their own authority,
 6 6 | superintend the work, and should impose a fine on him who is negligent;
 7 7 |         But, Stranger, are we to impose this great amount of exercise
 8 7 |          our rules, and shall we impose a penalty for the neglect
 9 9 |       adapt himself to them, and impose upon them entirely different
10 9 |       between them, that when we impose the penalty upon either,
11 11|          ought not to attempt to impose upon private individuals
12 12|        several magistrates shall impose upon the disobedient a suitable