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1 4 |     purpose here to append a long disquisition on the numerous
2 6 |    develops in the course of long journeys, but as will later
3 7 |      evil if he undertakes a long pilgrimage against the will
4 7 |      if his wife consents, a long pilgrimage by the husband
5 7 |    holy Apostles. During the long period We have spent in
6 9 | prevailed in the city for so long, it is wonderful to see
7 10|      of the world, despite a long and careful search, was
8 11|   sake you readily undertake long dangerous journeys, without
9 28|   time or by human harm have long been destroyed. But the