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 1 5    |         same nature? To have any thing offered them repugnant to
 2 17   |        design to take away every thing else, that freedom being
 3 17   |        take away from them every thing else, and so be looked on
 4 18   |       his power, take away every thing else. And therefore it is
 5 20   |        it is hard to imagine any thing but a state of war: for
 6 25   |        to have a property in any thing: I will not content myself
 7 40   |     difference of value on every thing; and let any one consider
 8 41   |     clearer demonstration of any thing, than several nations of
 9 43   |      would scarcely be worth any thing: it is to that we owe the
10 46   |          indeed it was a foolish thing, as well as dishonest, to
11 46   |         but the perishing of any thing uselesly in it.~
12 47   |       use of money, some lasting thing that men might keep without
13 48   |          Where there is not some thing, both lasting and scarce,
14 49   |         that is now; for no such thing as money was any where known.
15 53   |        Sec. 53. Had but this one thing been well considered, without
16 57   |           the law, as an useless thing, would of itself vanish;
17 66   |       ties up the child from any thing that may ever injure or
18 66   |          or liberties. It is one thing to owe honour, respect,
19 71   |       they were one and the same thing: for then, all paternal
20 81   |   necessity in the nature of the thing, nor to the ends of it,
21 84   |         not here need to say any thing of it. And I think it is
22 94(*)|          inconvenient, so as the thing which they had devised for
23 94   |     society are one and the same thing, which I have never yet
24 98   |          individual can make any thing to be the act of the whole:
25 101  |  infancies: and if they know any thing of their original, they
26 110  |       but what the nature of the thing, and the end of government
27 111  |          inconvenient, so as the thing which they had devised for
28 136  |          To constrain men to any thing inconvenient cloth seem
29 139  |      whom yet he can command any thing, and hang for the least
30 146  |          any one pleases. So the thing be understood, I am indifferent
31 161  |          and the people, about a thing claimed as a prerogative;
32 163  |       pulled from the prince any thing that of right belonged to
33 163  |        for their good, was not a thing which they intended him
34 168  |         danger of: and it is the thing, of all others, they have
35 175  |       polities be founded on any thing but the consent of the people;
36 179  |         no power to do an unjust thing, such as is to make an unjust
37 181  | maintains it, (which is the same thing, as at first to have done
38 181  |          does in effect the same thing; supposing we are in such
39 186  |        such is the extorting any thing from me by force. Nor does
40 194  |  collusion: for can there be any thing more ridiculous than to
41 212  |       authority would impose any thing upon them. Every one is
42 222  |          once attempted any such thing as this, cannot any longer
43 223  |    corruption; it is not an easy thing to get them changed, even
44 231  |      magistrates, doing the same thing, may be resisted, hath of
45 242  |     silent, or doubtful, and the thing be of great consequence,