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 1 36 |  neglected, and consequently waste land, has increased the
 2 37 |      an equal richness lying waste in common. And therefore
 3 37 |  wild woods and uncultivated waste of America, left to nature,
 4 38 |     still to be looked on as waste, and might be the possession
 5 42 |     called, as indeed it is, waste; and we shall find the benefit
 6 43 |     as good land, which lies waste, is all the effect of labour:
 7 45 |      their common money) lie waste, and are more than the people
 8 184|     possessed, and none lies waste. And if I have not taken
 9 184|  possessed, and none remains waste, to be taken up by him that
10 184|   liberty to make use of the waste: but there conquerors take
11 237| people of Rome, lay the city waste with fire and sword, and