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 1 [Title]|     either retract what upon so ill grounds they have vented,
 2 12     |      will suffice to make it an ill bargain to the offender,
 3 13     |         on the other side, that ill nature, passion and revenge
 4 53     |       too: for it will but very ill serve the turn of those
 5 53     |       it; and it would have but ill supported the monarchy they
 6 57     |         itself vanish; and that ill deserves the name of confinement
 7 67     |        may not be increased, or ill rewarded.~
 8 109    |        when, being weary of the ill conduct of Samuel's sons,
 9 127    |         nature, being but in an ill condition, while they remain
10 136    |   scripture, otherwise they are ill made. Hooker's Eccl. Pol.
11 147    | federative power in the well or ill management of it be of great
12 164    |       to do good; so a weak and ill prince, who would claim
13 205    |      have so much weakness, and ill nature as to be willing
14 224    |       themselves exposed to the ill usage of arbitrary power,
15 224    |    happen. The people generally ill treated, and contrary to
16 230    |       be grown general, and the ill designs of the rulers become
17 233    |         shall, with intolerable ill usage, cruelly tyrannize