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 1  3|    earnestly for the common good, every body politic must
 2  5|  established for the common good of all. But, if those who
 3  6|  ended, a supreme and final good in heaven, and to the attainment
 4  6|    highest and unchangeable good for which all should seek.
 5 18|  aim at securing the common good, and are not framed according
 6 21|     friendly interchange of good offices. The State, constituted
 7 31|   equally probable, equally good, and equally acceptable
 8 34|    always been fraught with good, and advantageous alike
 9 36| sake of securing some great good or of hindering some great
10 42| have borne fruits which the good and wise bitterly deplore.
11 44|     labour upon, the common good, and the more so because
12 45|     genuine and true public good, and to use their best endeavours
13 47|  amount to joining together good and evil, and to puttingman