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 1 12|     admit, but none the less a true society, and one older than
 2 13|         is, as We have said, a true society, governed by an
 3 14|    great and pernicious error. True, if a family finds itself
 4 22|       apportion largely.’"(12) True, no one is commanded to
 5 22|        judgments of Christ the true God, who in many ways urges
 6 24|    easy to understand that the true worth and nobility of man
 7 34|        We have insisted, it is true, that, since the end of
 8 38|     people's possessions. Most true it is that by far the larger
 9 42|      faculties, and render any true education impossible. Women,
10 50|  associations which are, it is true, lesser and not independent
11 60|  before them. Prejudice, it is true, is mighty, and so is the
12 63| outpouring of charity; of that true Christian charity which