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44-46. If the measure (of the door) be too small or too large, that is, the smallest door in the largest building, or the largest door in the smallest building, or the intermediate door in those two (the smallest and the largest), or those two doors in the intermediate type of buildings: all these would be ruinous to all prospects of the people of all castes.