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1 1 |   which, indeed, no adverse power shall ever utterly abolish
2 3 | proud of its riches, of its power, of its arms, of its genius;
3 6 |   their prayers the greater power. Faithful to the religious
4 9 |   seek for examples of this power in a past age, since we
5 10|  her prayers must have much power to effect the end and purpose
6 10|   clear, and the marvellous power and utility of prayer will