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 1 [Title]|          always look on myself as bound to give satisfaction to
 2 6      |        our's. Every one, as he is bound to preserve himself, and
 3 9      |           nor, if they did, is he bound to hearken to them. The
 4 13     |       nature, wherein men are not bound to submit to the unjust
 5 31     |       give us property, does also bound that property too. God has
 6 58     |         want, and the parents are bound to: for God having given
 7 61     |           laws whereby he is then bound to guide his actions: this
 8 65     |   concerns of their property, and bound their liberty all the course
 9 68     |           by this precept he were bound to obey all his father's
10 80     |        whereby the father, who is bound to take care for those he
11 96     |       should; and so every one is bound by that consent to be concluded
12 113    |        lawful monarchy, I will be bound to shew him ten other free
13 116    |      natural liberty, and thereby bound up themselves and their
14 118    |           this kingdom; nor is he bound up by any compact of his
15 122    | protection of it, though they are bound, even in conscience, to
16 131    |          of any common-wealth, is bound to govern by established
17 136    |         arbitrary decrees, but is bound to dispense justice, and
18 136    |        may have standing rules to bound it, by which every one may
19 141    |       them; nor can the people be bound by any laws, but such as
20 176    |           master; or that men are bound by promises, which unlawful
21 200    |           by being a king, and so bound to protect as well the people,
22 200    |          in a settled kingdom, is bound to observe that paction
23 200    |         perjured, will be glad to bound themselves within the limits
24 212    |          people are not therefore bound to obey; by which means