Sec.

 1 12   |    to the offender, give him cause to repent, and terrify others
 2 15   |    with others: this was the cause of men's uniting themselves
 3 94(*)|   one man's will, became the cause of all men's misery. This
 4 103  | great danger, yield them the cause. But if I might advise them
 5 111  |   one man's will, became the cause of all men's misery. This
 6 148  |    apt some time or other to cause disorder and ruin.~
 7 153  |  those hands, when they find cause, and to punish for any maladministration
 8 168  |      whenever they judge the cause of sufficient moment. And
 9 168  |       whether they have just cause to make their appeal to
10 176  |      be objected, This would cause endless trouble; I answer,
11 176  |      his neighbour without a cause, is punished for it by the
12 196  | conqueror, if he have a just cause, has a despotical right
13 239  |    at least for a sufficient cause of resistance. And the reason