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 1 [Title]|          ready to redress it, and allow its just weight to this
 2 61     |         most obstinate cannot but allow their consistency: for were
 3 62     |    themselves take notice of, and allow, that there is a time when
 4 102    |          hypothesis, who will not allow, that shew a strange inclination
 5 102    |          hypothesis, who will not allow, that the beginning of Rome
 6 124    |       study of it, are not apt to allow of it as a law binding to
 7 134    |           or farther than they do allow; it being ridiculous to
 8 198    |        have actually consented to allow, and confirm in him the
 9 211    | instructed in, and too forward to allow of, this way of dissolving
10 239    |   absolute monarchy, is forced to allow, that a king may be resisted,