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 1     II, VII |     time. "For," said he, "I am willing for a smaller sum than that
 2     II, X   |    condition when those who are willing are also able to attack
 3    III, XIII|       he is one who is able and willing to be governed and to govern
 4    III, XIV |          and was exercised over willing subjects. For the first
 5     IV, I   |     constitutions, will be both willing and able to adopt, since
 6     IV, X   |     rules according to law over willing subjects; but they are tyrannical
 7     IV, XI  |       and the like, are neither willing nor able to submit to authority.
 8     IV, XI  | dominion, or, if conquered, are willing to submit.~What then is
 9     IV, XII |    neither of them will ever be willing to serve the other, and
10     IV, XIII|         fed; when fed, they are willing enough to fight. In some
11      V, VIII|      citizens, even if they are willing from undertaking expensive
12     VI, IV  |         persons; the people are willing enough to elect them and
13    VII, IX  |       to resist force should be willing to remain always in subjection,