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 1  1  |        strive to move them to lay aside their jealousies and animosities;
 2  1  |       kinds of entreaties, to lay aside their jealousies, to unite
 3  6,2|        prestimony, or stipend set aside for this purpose, let the
 4  8,1|           same, being utterly set aside. ~CHAPTER IX. ~The duty
 5 15,1|           accounted surer to turn aside the impending chastisement
 6 16,2|       violated, or in any way set aside, the persons discovered
 7 19,3|       violated, or in any way set aside, the persons discovered
 8 22,2|        some other manner, setting aside any appeal or exemption
 9 22,2|        the sacred canons, setting aside every exemption or appeal
10 22,2|        aforesaid repairs; setting aside every appeal, exemption,
11 22,2|            and completely setting aside, all appeals, privileges,
12 23,4|         to the contrary being set aside; unless it should happen
13 24,2|       regard being completely set aside. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~On the
14 25,3|         persons being utterly set aside. ~CHAPTER III. ~The impediment
15 25,4|      salvation; and that, setting aside all unprofitable questions,
16 25,4|       collusion and remission set aside, forfeit them, pursuant
17 25,4|     unions or suppressions be set aside or hindered by any manner
18 25,4|           that they will, setting aside every human affection, faithfully
19 26,3|          like; and would fain lay aside his habit, be the cause
20 26,3|        has of his own accord laid aside his habit; he shall in no
21 26,4| admonishes them completely to lay aside all this human and carnal