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 1 54 | understand all sorts of equality: age or virtue may give men a
 2 55 |        weakness of their infancy: age and reason as they grow
 3 56 |         improvement of growth and age hath removed them, Adam
 4 59 |          state of reason, such an age of discretion made him free,
 5 59 |      supposed by that law, at the age of one and twenty years,
 6 61 |           the exercise of either: age, that brings one, brings
 7 61 |          whilst yet short of that age, are so consistent, and
 8 61 |        tutors and governors, till age and education brought him
 9 61 |         ask me, when my son is of age to be free? I shall answer,
10 61 |       just when his monarch is of age to govern. But at what time,
11 74 | discipline and government of that age; and tho' that honour and
12 75 |         betwixt minority and full age; nor looked after one and
13 75 |          and twenty, or any other age that might make them the
14 92 |     history of this, or any other age, to be convinced of the
15 105|        his next heir, for want of age, wisdom, courage, or any
16 107|        nor did the fashion of the age, nor their possessions,
17 110|         of that poor but virtuous age, (such as are almost all
18 111|        111. But though the golden age (before vain ambition, and
19 112|         the divinity of this last age; nor ever allowed paternal
20 113|        shew me any one man in any age of the world free to begin
21 117|            as each comes to be of age, and not in a multitude
22 118|       authority, till he comes to age of discretion; and then