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 1 3 |      the way? They would have bound them all firmly together
 2 5 |      may be regarded by us as bound up in these, and we must
 3 5 |      leisure by those who are bound by law to know them; for
 4 7 |      by these means a city is bound together, and all these
 5 7 | animals. Wherefore he must be bound with many bridles; in the
 6 9 |      he have not, he shall be bound until he pay the penalty,
 7 9 |      were legislators, simply bound under some great necessity
 8 9 |      native land, he shall be bound by the guardians of the
 9 9 |       his owner shall receive bound from the man whom he has
10 10|  condemned by the court to be bound according to law in the