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   Chapter, Paragraph
 1 Intro,      0|           complete orthodoxy, and set her free with every mark
 2 Intro,      0|         hill on which the city is set. ~
 3 Intro,      0| fourteenth century it belonged to Set Giacomo Benincasa, a dyer.
 4 Intro,      0|        such instances. Savonarola set great ends before himself --
 5   2,     20  |        your heart, with which you set your sails to winds which
 6   2,     20  |         the sail of your own will set, has led you along the underway
 7   2,     27  |           offended Me. And I have set him in this life to tempt
 8   2,     28  |      sanctification. At once they set to, turning their back to
 9   2,     30  |          the eye of the intellect set before itself for its sole
10   3,     14  |         who, knowing their guilt, set to weeping for fear of the
11   3,     16  |        the wretched man wishes to set himself up as the judge
12 Lette,      0|         on the image of the cross set in it, and began to adore