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 1  8,1|   granted within the aforenamed period, have not as yet been carried
 2  8,1|   granted, extending beyond the period of six months, shall be
 3 23,1|       of sacrifices, during the period of nature, and of the law;
 4 24,2|         only absent for a short period, are, in the sense of the
 5 24,2|     cathedral church during the period of the Advent of the Lord,
 6 24,2|     gratuitously,--for a larger period than two months, except
 7 24,2|         received, for as long a period as shall seem expedient
 8 25,2|         or for an indeterminate period; let him be anathema. ~CANON
 9 25,4|       at the expiration of that period, it shall be free for the
10 25,4|      despatch; nor, before that period, shall the causes be committed
11 25,4|     doubting may, at any future period, arise out of the decrees
12 26,3|       convent, even for a brief period, under any pretext whatever,
13 26,3|      six months: but after that period, if she have not resigned,
14 26,3|      and of no effect. When the period of the noviciate is ended,
15 26,3|       nor any other, at a later period, make her profession, until
16 26,3|       her office, for as long a period as the bishop shall think
17 26,4| repeated presentations during a period of time so remote that it
18 26,4|  terminate causes in as brief a period as possible; and to meet
19 26,4|       themselves, for as long a period as shall seem fit to the