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 1 1 |           which come to Us at the present time many and most bitter
 2 1 | sacrifices imposed upon Us by the present condition of things, nor
 3 2 |         fetter it. This war is at present waged more than elsewhere
 4 5 |   interest. Unfortunately, at the present time the new Italy is of
 5 6 |         action of the sects is at present directed to attain the following
 6 7 |         exaggeration, this is the present condition and the future
 7 10|         the religious side of the present state of things in Italy,
 8 11|         will only say that, under present conditions, though a sad
 9 14|         dangers of society at the present day, is the agitation of
10 17|          progress there is in the present age it would receive a new