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1 6 |    direction, but is governed by two main instincts, which keep
2 19|    ordained by nature that these two classes should dwell in
3 44|          labor necessarily bears two notes or characters. First
4 44| necessary for him to live: these two aspects of his work are
5 47|       been to divide cities into two classes separated by a wide
6 48|     distress, and which draw the two classes more closely together.
7 50|         Writ: "It is better that two should be together than
8 51|         private objects; as when two or three enter into partnership
9 54|       working men must do one of two things: either join associations