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 1 Intro,      0|       smile, lifted over her His right hand, and, making the sign
 2 Intro,      0| government was his by hereditary right. He had the defects as well
 3 Intro,      0|      Bishop of Rome held, by the right of such donations to his
 4   1,      4  |          immediately, that it is right for you, and My other servants
 5   1,      4  |       devil, if he choose, has a right to seize on everything that
 6   2,      6  |       had been taken away. It is right that he who receives more
 7   2,     13  |     Divine Nature and sat at the right hand of Me, the Eternal
 8   2,     13  |          for He is seated at the right hand of the Father!' When
 9   2,     32  |        Water of Grace, and it is right for you, with perseverance,
10   3,     17  |          of darkness; have I the right, O Eternal Father, to judge
11   3,     17  |      other does not, should I be right to judge that he who does
12   3,     20  |  wherefore they never assume the right to judge the will of men,
13   3,     24  |   through love, has received the right disposition in holy baptism,
14   3,     31  |        and if they grieve in the right way their grief will procure
15   4,      1  |         dearest daughter, have a right to be heard, and inasmuch
16 Lette,      0|        account of this it seemed right to give her extreme unction,
17 Lette,      0|     times, raising each time her right arm, and then letting it