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 1 3 |    majority of the working class: for the ancient workingmen'
 2 19|    up with the notion that class is naturally hostile to
 3 19|    is naturally hostile to class, and that the wealthy and
 4 19|   the rich and the working class together, by reminding each
 5 21| perfect, and tries to bind class to class in friendliness
 6 21| and tries to bind class to class in friendliness and good
 7 27|   commonwealth and of that class of its citizens-by far the
 8 32|   a ruler to benefit every class in the State, and amongst
 9 33|      toward each and every class alike.  ~
10 34|   the labor of the working class - the exercise of their
11 36| interest or any particular class suffers, or is threatened
12 36|  as that among the working class the ties of family life
13 37|  consideration. The richer class have many ways of shielding
14 55|   condition of the working class by rightful means. They
15 62|    their duty; the working class, whose interests are at
16 63|  to urge upon men of every class, upon the high-placed as