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 1   1    |   on him, and coerce him as best we could. For this presumptuous
 2   2    |   Rome, especially the very best livings and dignities,16
 3 Prop1  |     in the German nation as best they may. And if a "courtesan"
 4 Prop1  |  now. I advise what I think best; let him reject it who will!
 5 Prop1  |     dangerous laws that the best thing would be to make a
 6 Prop3  |   hitherto been thought his best books, should be altogether
 7 Prop3  |     fools of so many of the best Christians. God has sent
 8 Prop3  |   this wretched man, in his best book, On the Soul, teaches
 9 Prop3  |    is considered one of his best works. Away with such books!
10 Prop3  |     Christian youth and the best of our people, with whom
11 Prop3  |     a selection made of the best of them. For it is not many
12 Prop3  |     we should send only the best qualified students, who
13 Prop3  | spiritual courage to do the best that can be done for the