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 1 7 |       for the substance of his body.  ~
 2 9 |        and the strength of his body toward procuring the fruits
 3 19|     the different parts of the body, so in a State is it ordained
 4 19|    maintain the balance of the body politic. Each needs the
 5 27|        truth both of the whole body of the commonwealth and
 6 33|        through the family, the body of the commonwealth; and
 7 34| business of a well-constituted body politic to see to the provision
 8 42|       proper rest for soul and body. To agree in any other sense
 9 51| although they exist within the body politic, and are severally
10 53|     rights, each member of the body had his or her rights, and
11 55|      classes which compose the body politic. It is with such
12 57|     condition to the utmost in body, soul, and property. It
13 61|        spirit and worn down in body, how many of them would