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 1 1  |    so lay a foundation for perpetual disorder and mischief, tumult,
 2 65 |   rules, which shall be of perpetual obligation, by which they
 3 65 |    far from an absolute or perpetual jurisdiction, from which
 4 66 | has laid on the children a perpetual obligation of honouring
 5 67 |    places in the parents a perpetual right to respect, reverence,
 6 81 |   all such contracts to be perpetual.~
 7 114| and is therefore under the perpetual tie of subjection and allegiance.
 8 116|   and their posterity to a perpetual subjection to the government,
 9 122|  member of that society, a perpetual subject of that common-wealth,
10 144|  lasting force, and need a perpetual execution, or an attendance
11 168| any one think, this lays a perpetual foundation for disorder;
12 184|   product is not worth the perpetual inheritance of land, where