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Can someone paraphrase this? “She had violated a man-made law that said KEEP OUT but the penalty was not of men's making or desire and it was a penalty men could not revoke.”
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“She had violated a man-made law that said KEEP OUT but the penalty was not of men's making or desire and it was a penalty men could not revoke.”
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She had disregarded a man-made law that said KEEP OUT however the punishment was not of men's making or want and it was a punishment man couldn't repudiate.
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