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Carry arms |
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Sing you, if you desire to hear one,' replied the other, shaking him roughly off; 'and don't touch me if you're a prudent man; I carry arms which go off easily--they have done so, before now--and make it dangerous for strangers who don't know the trick of them, to lay hands upon me. For it was not lawful before for the high priest either to carry arms or to ride upon any but a mare. But people of our condition are not allowed to carry arms. |
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