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 1  1  |           His goodness and mercy, easily dispel, by the breath of
 2  1  |        prelates can assemble very easily indeed from Germany, and
 3  7,1|         that man may be able more easily to live justly, and to merit
 4 15,1|         others of this kind, will easily understand that they flowed
 5 15,2|       being supported, bears more easily the inconveniences and pains
 6 15,5|      ordinarily obtain permission easily from their superior to remain
 7 19,1|          the end that It may more easily separate the various and
 8 23,1|         external helps, he cannot easily be raised to the meditation
 9 23,3|          veneration, each one may easily imagine, who considers,
10 24,1|           of so many errors, more easily be able to recognise and
11 25,3| impediments, they may be the more easily discovered: unless the Ordinary
12 25,3|          he may in this case more easily obtain a dispensation, and
13 25,3|          whom it may concern, not easily to admit this class of vagrants
14 25,4|          quarrels and tumults may easily be excited thereby; the
15 26,3|        discipline may be the more easily and promptly restored, where
16 26,3|         substance; and he may not easily be able to recover it, if
17 26,4|   faithful  ./. also will be more easily excited to religion and
18 26,4|          if that execution cannot easily be made, it shall be lawful