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 1 Pre       |        spoke to three shepherd children – Lucia, Jacinta and Francisco (
 2 Pre       |      three illiterate shepherd children seems ridiculous; possibly
 3 Pre       |      wives, such parents, such children, such masters, such servants,
 4 Pre, 2    |        secure future for their children. Thus, families accumulate
 5 Pre, 2    | parents strangers to their own children. The seventh and ninth Commandments
 6 Intro     |     progress of the privileged children, and numerous associated
 7 Intro  (2)|        declare the visions the children had at Cova da Iria, parish
 8 Forew     |      of three young Portuguese children, has provided in 1917 a
 9 Forew     |       to be numbered among the children of Mary, must take their
10   1, 2    |        next to which the three children were playing. This is how
11   2       |        we have said, the three children lived in Aljustrel, a hamlet
12 Hell  (25)|     for others," responded the children. (De Marchi, p. 94; Walsh,
13   1, 4    |      the secret from them. The children held fast.~At Cova da Iria,
14   1  (28) |       this would mean that the children were imprisoned for six
15   1  (29) |        Crítica de Fátima: “The children’s imprisonment by the local
16   1  (32) |                            The children had started to wear a thick