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 1 2 |   gestures of freemen, would they assign to them a melody or words
 2 3 |         condition of them; and to assign the second place to the
 3 5 |         legislator; but he should assign to the several districts
 4 5 |        all. After this they shall assign twelve lots to twelve Gods,
 5 6 | progresses, each law in turn will assign to them their further duties.
 6 7 |         and what to men, and must assign to them their proper melodies
 7 7 |     therefore the legislator must assign to these also their forms.
 8 7 | threatening ordinances which will assign rules and penalties about
 9 9 |         penalties of each, and so assign to them their proper place
10 9 |           years, unless the court assign him a longer term. And let
11 11|           second place, they must assign the occupation to that class
12 12|      first place, the judge shall assign to the party who wins the