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 1 6 |  justice. For, every man has by nature the right to possess property
 2 6 |     things material. But animal nature, however perfect, is far
 3 7 |        clearly evident if man's nature be considered a little more
 4 7 |    fresh supplies for tomorrow. Nature accordingly must have given
 5 9 |      accordance with the law of nature. Truly, that which is required
 6 9 |         procuring the fruits of nature, by such act he makes his
 7 9 |         his own that portion of nature's field which he cultivates -
 8 11|         in the careful study of nature, and in the laws of nature,
 9 11|      nature, and in the laws of nature, the foundations of the
10 11|        in conformity with human nature, and as conducing in the
11 11|          derive from the law of nature their binding force. The
12 13|         is a most sacred law of nature that a father should provide
13 13|     founded more immediately in nature. If the citizens, if the
14 14|       must go no further; here, nature bids them stop. Paternal
15 17|        but all striving against nature is in vain. There naturally
16 19|     working men are intended by nature to live in mutual conflict.
17 19|         State is it ordained by nature that these two classes should
18 21|       truth which we learn from nature herself is also the grand
19 22|       the perfecting of his own nature, and, at the same time,
20 25|           that the blessings of nature and the gifts of grace belong
21 33|         classes are citizens by nature and by the same right as
22 36|         God's laws and those of nature; that the discipline of
23 36|       must be determined by the nature of the occasion which calls
24 42|        powers, like his general nature, are limited, and beyond
25 42|    should be must depend on the nature of the work, on circumstances
26 42|      occupations; a woman is by nature fitted for home-work, and
27 44|   self-preservation is a law of nature, which it is wrong to disobey.
28 46|        modest source of income. Nature itself would urge him to
29 47|        property is derived from nature, not from man; and the State
30 49|        few associations of this nature, consisting either of workmen
31 53|      the sanction of the law of nature. In their religious aspect
32 56| practice and experience, on the nature and aim of the work to be