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 1 10 |      noxious creature, there is commonly injury done to some person
 2 38 |         of them; but yet it was commonly without any fixed property
 3 72 |         each country; yet it is commonly in the father's power to
 4 73 |     land is a part; it has been commonly supposed, that a father
 5 73 |         past minority, and most commonly too subject them to this
 6 76 |         authority, because they commonly were those in whose hands
 7 77 |     though all these might, and commonly did meet together, and make
 8 80 |     conceiving, and de facto is commonly with child again, and brings
 9 85 |        receive: and though this commonly puts him into the family
10 101|    particular persons, they are commonly ignorant of their own births
11 105|      few people, the government commonly began in the father: for
12 105|          caeteris paribus, they commonly prefer the heir of their
13 106|      the history of nations, we commonly find the government to be
14 106|       their original, have been commonly, at least upon occasion,
15 110| commonwealths, those who had it commonly used it. And unless they
16 177|      they were before. And most commonly they serve upon terms, and