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1 10|     not consist in every man doing what he pleases, for this
2 16|     is right to do and avoid doing is at the mercy of a majority.
3 21|     in this life, yet, in so doing, it ought not to diminish,
4 35|      fail to see that, in so doing, they impute to her as a
5 42|    men should employ them in doing good, and should estimate
6 42| affords greater facility for doing good, but no farther.~
7 43|      the State, the power of doing good may not be hindered.~
8 45|      to the common good, and doing all that he can for the