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1 11| abstinence, and of the merit of good works:~In refuting his statements
2 23|      same principles which hold good for science, he yet does
3 34|     prepared and must possess a good will. Thus Jerome himself,
4 38|        as read! For what is the good of soiling one's hands with
5 46|         be "instructed to every good work."[81]~
6 60|         criminal lives. But all good men admire him and love
7 61|        a love of what is really good is the best antidote to
8 65|        soul you reckon evil men good. Thank God I am deemed worthy
9 65|     that through ill report and good report we win the kingdom