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1 12 |    as reason is easier to be understood, than the fancies and intricate
2 17 |     with him; it being to be understood as a declaration of a design
3 99 |    into a community, must be understood to give up all the power,
4 119|    considered, what shall be understood to be a sufficient declaration
5 133|     common-wealth, I must be understood all along to mean, not a
6 146|     pleases. So the thing be understood, I am indifferent as to
7 173|        By property I must be understood here, as in other places,
8 194| devised; and yet it is to be understood, that I have right, if I
9 200|  that learned king, who well understood the notion of things, makes