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 1 Cover, 2|         Romans have hitherto been able, by the devil's help, to
 2 Cover, 2|     another, and they may well be able to do it again, if we proceed
 3   1     |         wise that no one has been able to reform them; and this
 4   1     |     prophet, why should He not be able even now to speak by a righteous
 5   1     | Christendom, the first man who is able should, a faithful member
 6   2     |          and Robbery has not been able to await the time when all
 7   2     |        Roman Avarice might yet be able to do and has not already
 8 Prop1   |           and say, so far as I am able, what could and should be
 9 Prop1   |     prayer, until they are scarce able to speak about the faith
10 Prop1   |          and so become worthy and able to deal with matters of
11 Prop2   |       mass, then he ought also be able to leave this power to the
12 Prop3   |           and attention than I am able to do. ~My friends the theologians
13 Prop3   |       doubts that he will ever be able to support himself in the
14 Prop3   |         bound to speak. If I were able, these are the things I