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 1 1 |   praise or blame about the bringing–up of each person, we call
 2 1 |   any one of his own accord bringing upon himself deformity,
 3 7 |   care of the household and bringing up children, in which they
 4 7 |     accompanied with an ill bringing up, are far more fatal.~
 5 10| reverend company succeed in bringing to you that you know not
 6 10|    their crimes infinitely, bringing guilt from heaven upon themselves,
 7 11| should be brought up in the bringing up of their own children,
 8 12| ought to be very careful of bringing false witness against any
 9 12|    and correcting them, and bringing them to the test of experience,
10 12|     still have the right of bringing suits against him. And if
11 12|     also, he may forbid the bringing of the dead body into the