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him over Eve, and the dominion he had as father over his children: all which I shall particularly consider.
§89-93: For children being by the course of nature, born weak, and unable to provide for themselves, they have by the
appointment of God himself, who hath thus ordered the course of nature, a right to be nourished and maintained by their
parents; nay, a right not only to a bare subsistence, but to the conveniencies and comforts of life, as far as the conditions of
their parents can afford it. Hence it comes, that when their parents leave the world, and so the care due to their children
ceases, the effects of it are to extend as far as possibly they can, and the provisions they have made in their life-time, are
understood to be intended, as nature requires they should, for their children, whom, after themselves, they are bound to
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