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 1 2  |      be considered under these different relations, it may help us
 2 48 |                Sec. 48. And as different degrees of industry were
 3 48 |        give men possessions in different proportions, so this invention
 4 57 |       entrance into the world, different from him, by a natural birth,
 5 70 | children, may be varied by the different care and kindness, trouble
 6 71 |    separate; are built upon so different foundations, and given to
 7 71 |   foundations, and given to so different ends, that every subject
 8 77 |        see, if we consider the different ends, ties, and bounds of
 9 82 |     common concern, yet having different understandings, will unavoidably
10 82 |     unavoidably sometimes have different wills too; it therefore
11 84 |       is plain, that it is far different from a politic society.~
12 85 |      but given to those of far different condition; for a freeman
13 107| placing several parts of it in different hands. They had neither
14 112|      or united together out of different families to make a government,
15 133|    city amongst us has a quite different notion from common-wealth:
16 148|      the public would be under different commands: which would be
17 152|       infinite variety, in the different customs and constitutions
18 166|   managing the government with different thoughts, would draw the
19 174|       rise and extent, and the different ends of these several powers,
20 218|   produces effects very little different from foreign conquest. Besides,