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 1 30   |       that any one is hunting, is thought his who pursues her during
 2 86   |         and end: or if it must be thought a monarchy, and the paterfamilias
 3 93   |        believes he deserves to be thought a declared enemy to society
 4 94(*)|          nothing was then farther thought upon for the manner of goveming,
 5 97   |          society, than he himself thought fit, and did actually consent
 6 102  |         what political society he thought fit, has been already proved.
 7 105  |         man else to punish, as he thought fit, any offences against
 8 106  |           form of government they thought fit. But this having given
 9 107  |    therefore their first care and thought cannot but be supposed to
10 111  |          nothing was then farther thought upon for the manner of governing,
11 112  |  regulating his power, which they thought safe enough in his honesty
12 115  |        other governments, as they thought fit.~
13 129  |            of doing whatsoever he thought for the preservation of
14 130  |           single authority, as he thought fit) to assist the executive
15 157  |     stands; this inconvenience is thought incapable of a remedy.~
16 170  |           reason why it should be thought to extend to life and death,
17 179  |          more than they are to be thought guilty of any violence or
18 186  |      force, without right, can be thought consent, and how far they
19 230  |          they would not have them thought to be as they are? I grant,
20 235  |          of resisting, as juvenal thought it of fighting; ubi tu pulsas,
21 237  | immediately gives up all care and thought of the common-wealth; and
22 239  | immediately gives up all care and thought of the common-wealth; so
23 239  |           or enemies to it. But I thought Hooker alone might be enough