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 1 Cover, 1|    thee, esteemed and reverend dear sir and friend. ~The time
 2 Cover, 2| Majesty, and most gracious and dear Lords. ~It is not out of
 3   2     |      Let us, therefore, awake, dear Germans, and fear God rather
 4   2     |  Christian regulations. But my dear Lord Pope and the Holy Roman
 5   2     |       get their gains." Again, dear Roman Avarice has invented
 6 Prop1   |     keep little. Be not angry, dear lords! Truly, I mean it
 7 Prop2   |     this devotion and faith. O dear Christians! God cares not
 8 Prop2   |       pranks. I would that the dear saints were left in peace,
 9 Prop2   |        judgment and set up the dear saints as lures for money? ~
10 Prop2   |       works are portioned out. Dear friend, in your baptism
11 Prop3   |        I do not understand! My dear friend, I know well whereof
12 Prop3   |     never travel the road. The dear fathers wished, by their
13 Prop3   |     scale. Understandest thou, dear Rome, what I mean? ~I have