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 1 4 |          thinks that he has been wronged by his son may be reasonably
 2 5 |         neighbours when they are wronged. After having taken a survey
 3 6 |         that the public has been wronged by an individual, and is
 4 6 |         wrongs the state all are wronged, and may reasonably complain
 5 8 |       ought not themselves to be wronged by others; to attain the
 6 8 | acquiring the power of not being wronged. No man can be perfectly
 7 11|        true thing; and he who is wronged in a matter of this sort,
 8 11|        against the party who has wronged him. And if any one lets
 9 11|        would have paid if he had wronged one whose parents had been
10 11|  magistrate shall appear to have wronged the orphan by neglect, and
11 11|          the person who has been wronged be unable to inform the
12 12|      satisfaction if he has been wronged, and so at length in due