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 1 58 |      incumbent on them, to take care of their off-spring, during
 2 59 |    understanding, the law takes care to do it; some other must
 3 63 |         business to employ this care on their offspring, and
 4 64 |   reason can hence advance this care of the parents due to their
 5 65 |          that when he quits his care of them, he loses his power
 6 65 |      over his issue; if all his care ends there, and this be
 7 65 |        and are wholly under her care and provision? If the father
 8 67 |        or less, as the father's care, cost, and kindness in his
 9 67 |        absolve them from taking care of it: and though the power
10 67 |   obedience, that the pains and care of their parents may not
11 70 |         varied by the different care and kindness, trouble and
12 75 |        umpire than he, by whose care they had every one been
13 78 |         not only to unite their care and affection, but also
14 79 |    themselves, but by the joint care of male and female. The
15 79 |        from feeding, and taking care of the young brood) whose
16 80 |    father, who is bound to take care for those he hath begot,
17 81 |  secured, and inheritance taken care for, may not be made determinable,
18 93 |     advantage; and so are taken care of, not out of any love
19 93 |         foolish, that they take care to avoid what mischiefs
20 94 |      find to be so; and to take care, as soon as they can, to
21 105| property and interest under his care; and the custom of obeying
22 107|     where it was exercised with care and skill, with affection
23 107|       and therefore their first care and thought cannot but be
24 143|     near tie upon them, to take care, that they make them for
25 162|          and the discretion and care of the ruler supplied the
26 165|       tended to nothing but the care of the public. The people
27 184|    there conquerors take little care to possess themselves of
28 209|         see he loves, and takes care of them.~
29 220|        slaves, and then to take care of their liberty; and when
30 237|        immediately gives up all care and thought of the common-wealth;
31 239|        immediately gives up all care and thought of the common-wealth;