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 1 9 |     well-being, is produced in great abundance from the soil,
 2 10|     part of itself as to be in great measure indistinguishable
 3 14|  family and the household is a great and pernicious error. True,
 4 19|                        19. The great mistake made in regard to
 5 20|        with artful promises of great results, and excite foolish
 6 20|      to their sex and age. His great and principal duty is to
 7 20|    wages that are his due is a great crime which cries to the
 8 21|      unfathomable mystery. The great truth which we learn from
 9 22|  talent," said St. Gregory the Great, "let him see that he hide
10 23|     did not disdain to spend a great part of His life as a carpenter
11 27|        its citizens-by far the great majority - who get their
12 40|        God Himself treats with great reverence, nor stand in
13 41|       rest sanctioned by God's great law of the Ancient Covenant-"
14 42|         in regard to children, great care should be taken not
15 43|      now approach a subject of great importance, and one in respect
16 46|         We have seen that this great labor question cannot be
17 47| consequence will result in the great abundance of the fruits
18 61|                61. And further great advantage would result from
19 61|      too often treat them with great inhumanity and hardly care
20 62|       evil which is already so great become through delay absolutely