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It is in this that the danger lies, for the law ought never to interfere with social happiness and innocent enjoyments.
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gutenberg.orgIt is in this that the danger lies, for the law ought never to interfere with social happiness and innocent enjoyments.
Sherman warns against laws that interfere with innocent social enjoyment and happiness.
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