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 1 1 |     we ought, if possible, to provide them with a quiet ruler?~
 2 1 |     of their education should provide them when young with mimic
 3 3 |       arts to man in order to provide him with all such things,
 4 6 |  tribe allotted to a division provide annually for it five wardens
 5 6 | smooth as they can; and shall provide against the rains doing
 6 6 |     and ornamental; they will provide a pleasing amusement, but
 7 8 |        and they should always provide that there should be games
 8 8 |  direct his laws to those who provide food and labour in preparing
 9 8 |       is highest, in order to provide the safest and most defensible
10 9 |     be unwilling or unable to provide sureties, then the magistrates
11 12|      is naturally inclined to provide for them. And let not the