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 1 26 |         to make use of it to the best advantage of life, and convenience.
 2 38 |         and therefore like to be best peopled, even as low down
 3 38 |          their pasture, where it best liked them. And for the
 4 64 | rectitude to their minds, as may best fit his children to be most
 5 67 |         than what was absolutely best for them, and had been less
 6 72 |         on those who please them best; the possession of the father
 7 86 |      political society, we shall best see, by considering wherein
 8 91 |      right, and according to the best of his power, to maintain
 9 103|        right, I think (though at best an argument from what has
10 107|     obvious and simple, but also best suited to their present
11 107|        of government which might best serve to that end, and chuse
12 133|          to which the word which best answers in our language,
13 147|       them, to be managed by the best of their skill, for the
14 149|      anew where they shall think best for their safety and security.
15 156|         of the commonwealth; the best remedy could be found for
16 165|          hands of our wisest and best princes; because the people,
17 166|      prove absolute monarchy the best government, as that which
18 167|        assemble in, and what the best season; the choice of these
19 167|          to the public good, and best suit the ends of parliaments.~
20 171|          so as (according to the best of his reason) may most
21 212|       legislative, as they think best, being in full liberty to
22 226|  invading their property, is the best fence against rebellion,
23 229|         of mankind; and which is best for mankind, that the people
24 239|      their own fabric, they were best look. This I am sure, their