Sec.

 1 6  |           nature, there cannot be supposed any such subordination among
 2 17 |        state, must necessarily be supposed to have a design to take
 3 17 |          or commonwealth, must be supposed to design to take away from
 4 25 |         in common. But this being supposed, it seems to some a very
 5 34 |        draw from it, it cannot be supposed he meant it should always
 6 53 |      shewn the absurdity, if this supposed absolute power over children
 7 54 |     nature are equal, I cannot be supposed to understand all sorts
 8 59 |      maturity wherein he might be supposed capable to know that law,
 9 59 |        knowing that law; which is supposed by that law, at the age
10 60 |       reason, wherein he might be supposed capable of knowing the law,
11 73 |        part; it has been commonly supposed, that a father could oblige
12 91 |             Sec. 91. For he being supposed to have all, both legislative
13 98 |           bom in: which cannot be supposed, till we can think, that
14 107|       into society, cannot but be supposed to have some acquaintance
15 107|         and thought cannot but be supposed to be, how to secure themselves
16 131|          rational creature can be supposed to change his condition
17 131| constituted by them, can never be supposed to extend farther, than
18 137|           and quiet. It cannot be supposed that they should intend,
19 138|        without which they must be supposed to lose that, by entering
20 153|           also in this case being supposed to consist of several persons, (
21 164|       rational creature cannot be supposed, when free, to put himself
22 168|          hands, (who can never be supposed to consent that any body
23 170|    knowledge, wherein they may be supposed capable to understand that
24 183|          on his side, as could be supposed, he has no right to seize
25 192|           which they can never be supposed to do, till either they
26 202|           of his brethren, and is supposed, from the advantages of
27 213|         Such a form of government supposed, it is evident,~
28 222|         for since it can never be supposed to be the will of the society,