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 1 Intro      |       pope upon Luther had been long delayed, but on the 15th
 2   1        |      which the Romans have this long time made our conscience
 3   2        |    noble princes and lords, how long will ye leave your lands
 4   2        |   Avarice grew impatient at the long time it took to get hold
 5 Prop1      |  however they may be called, so long as they are secret; moreover
 6 Prop1  (49)|         holy places of Rome had long been favorite objects of
 7 Prop1      |       of the Apostles and for a long time afterwards, when they
 8 Prop1      |         might remain in them as long as he pleased. For what
 9 Prop1      |  tortured; and therefore he has long deserved that some one should
10 Prop1      | altogether destroyed. To make a long story short, there are not
11 Prop2      |        He condemns the many and long prayers, and says in Matthew
12 Prop2      |        all been made saints. So long as we despise such great
13 Prop2      |       is a shepherd, -- yes, so long as you have money, and no
14 Prop2      |     practices and ordinances so long as they are not harmful
15 Prop2      |      tarry with His disciples a long while and bear with their
16 Prop3      | monasteries and nunneries began long ago with that end in view,
17 Prop3      |         in Daniel 2:39 ff., has long since been overthrown and
18 Prop3      |     other, which was first, has long since fallen, as I have
19 Prop3      |      and in the fear of God, so long as it shall please Him.