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1 2 |   we have a right to expect good results, to give themselves
2 3 | perfect, furnished to every good work."(6) That such was
3 3 | subject of God, the supreme Good and the all-perfect Being,
4 12|      to select young men of good promise who have successfully
5 17|  inexhaustible fecundity in good, her Catholic unity, and
6 20| ambiguous, and in this case good hermeneutical methods will
7 24|    Wisdom, and that all the good results so much to be desired