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 1 52 |     the obedience of children, Honour thy father and thy mother,
 2 66 |    exempts not a son from that honour which he ought, by the law
 3 66 |         It is one thing to owe honour, respect, gratitude and
 4 66 |  obedience and submission. The honour due to parents, a monarch
 5 67 | minority of the child: and the honour due from a child, places
 6 67 |     minority, and the right of honour all his life, may perhaps
 7 68 |         68. On the other side, honour and support, all that which
 8 68 |       comprehended in the word honour, requires less obedience,
 9 69 |    mother. But all the duty of honour, the other part, remains
10 69 |        and though, after that, honour and respect, support and
11 70 |         Sec. 70. A man may owe honour and respect to an ancient,
12 72 |      obligation on children to honour their parents, contain all
13 74 |        that age; and tho' that honour and respect, and all that
14 111|      mistake of true power and honour) had more virtue, and consequently
15 170|        obliges him to respect, honour, gratitude, assistance and
16 237|      whilst he remains a king. Honour the king, and he that resists