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 1 6     |                   6. What is of far greater moment, however,
 2 6     |     nature, however perfect, is far from representing the human
 3 16    |          or rendered, at least, far less bitter; the Church
 4 17    |   condition. Such unequality is far from being disadvantageous
 5 21    |       or are lacking in them-so far as eternal happiness is
 6 26    | diffuses her salutary teachings far and wide. She strives to
 7 27    |        class of its citizens-by far the great majority - who
 8 35    |      and untrammelled action so far as is consistent with the
 9 38    |         Most true it is that by far the larger part of the workers
10 39    |      disorder are generally not far distant, and thus it frequently
11 44    |     consider labor merely in so far as it is personal, doubtless
12 49    |        different habits, and of far more numerous requirements
13 52(38)|      the eternal law. And in so far as it deviates from right
14 54    |         of working men, are now far more common than heretofore.