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 1  1  |           But as there was now no longer scarcely any hope of peace,
 2  1  |            we resolved to wait no longer for the consent of any prince,
 3  1  | commonweal. Accordingly, as we no longer had the city of Vicenza,
 4  1  |       that our hope should be any longer delayed of applying some
 5 15,1|         by any crime, He would no longer have them cleansed by a
 6 15,5|           benefit of such letters longer than for five years. It
 7 17,1|           their own sheep, and no longer wear away their time in
 8 17,2|         celebration thereof is no longer to be deferred; to the end
 9 22,2|         that there seems to be no longer any hope left of their amendment; (
10 25,3|        man's disobedience, are no longer of avail; and whereas it
11 25,3|           such prohibition can no longer be observed, without injury,
12 25,4|        for the visitation, and no longer. It shall, however, be at
13 25,4|          churches which require a longer term of service-otherwise
14 26,4|           one and the same person longer than for three years, unless