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 1 5 |        of persons who they ought severally to be. But of human things
 2 5 |          differ or do not differ severally in number and magnitude
 3 6 |       and their families, should severally have given satisfactory
 4 6 |       proper ages when they were severally fitted for it, shall share
 5 6 |        there be allotted to them severally every month the various
 6 6 |   guardians of the law whom they severally think will be the best superintendent
 7 7 |          the time when, they are severally to be imparted. As the shipwright
 8 7 |       and when, and to what Gods severally they are to sacrifice and
 9 8 |         general. What they ought severally to be in language and song,
10 9 | described. Having mentioned them severally under their usual names,
11 10|     existences. The elements are severally moved by chance and some