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 1 38 |     possessions inlarged with the need of them; but yet it was
 2 63 |            as long as they should need to be under it.~
 3 68 | infirmities of childhood stand in need of restraint and correction;
 4 84 |    chapter, that I shall not here need to say any thing of it.
 5 88 |      members, when there shall be need.~
 6 92 |         baseness of human nature, need read but the history of
 7 107|    condition; which stood more in need of defence against foreign
 8 107|          controversies, and so no need of many laws to decide them,
 9 110|         uniting into society, the need of a general, whose conduct
10 128| degenerate men, there would be no need of any other; no necessity
11 139|          cases to be absolute, we need look no farther than the
12 143|       time; therefore there is no need, that the legislative should
13 144|   constant and lasting force, and need a perpetual execution, or
14 152|      powers in a commonwealth, we need not speak, they being so
15 153|       because there is not always need of new laws to be made,
16 153|       laws to be made, but always need of execution of the laws
17 155|           times, or when there is need of it, when they are hindered
18 156|           be sometimes such as to need their present help: any
19 168|            or wise princes, never need come in the danger of: and
20 168|        all others, they have most need to avoid, as of all others
21 211|     dissolving of governments, to need any more to be said of it;
22 235|       strike with reverence, will need some skill to make intelligible.