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 1 Intro,    2| quasi-council, that have been expressed in our various letters completed
 2 Intro,    2|      wish to be considered as expressed as if they were inserted
 3 Intro,    2|    characteristics as clearly expressed. We condemn and reject it
 4 Intro,    3|     done, to be considered as expressed herein word for word and
 5 Intro,    5|       of each and every point expressed in it, under pain of the
 6 Intro,    6|       reasons which were then expressed and for other reasons influencing
 7 Intro,   11|      for all their high hopes expressed in their own days, may have
 8 Intro,   11|     and its approval, whether expressed or tacit, as said above,
 9 Intro,   11|   infamous, and the penalties expressed in the law of treason; in
10 Intro,   11|     we regard as sufficiently expressed and included, for the purposes
11 Intro,   11|   which, because they are not expressed or included in whole in
12 Intro,   11|     chaste widowhood under an expressed vow and with a habit, ought
13 Intro,   11|    meaning to be sufficiently expressed and included in this present