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1 1|     the office of teaching, is obliged also to admonish his hearers
2 1|        rich, shall they all be obliged by law to become merchants
3 1|  enormities, is the magistrate obliged to tolerate them, because
4 1|     their commonwealth, he was obliged to submit to their laws;
5 1|    done imperiously. Nobody is obliged in that matter to yield
6 1|     men are not in these cases obliged by that law, against their
7 1|       openly, that men are not obliged to keep their promise; that
8 1| settled that all Churches were obliged to lay down toleration as