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 1   i   | possible, to endeavour that the people arebettered by what we do
 2   i, 1|     lands and to talk withtheir people, so that we might not be
 3   i, 1|      Apostles couldspeak to the people wherever they went. I should
 4   i, 2|    celebrated in church for the people in general. They are not
 5   i, 3|         one word, if weonly had people who longed to be Christians
 6   i, 3|          and publicly among the people aid inthe promotion of such
 7   i, 3|        a wild, rude,tempestuous people; with whom one must not
 8  ii, 2|         evangelist to teach the people by,and he relates Christ'
 9 iii, d|     with the face turned to the people, but the Collect with the
10 iii, f|      the faceturned towards the people.~
11 iii, h|   beread out of the book to the people; not merely for the preacher'