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 1  4|   causes, in which His divine action can in some wise be discerned,
 2 10|       for its maintenance and action. And just as the end at
 3 13|   traced out within which the action of each is brought into
 4 14|       of nature with tempered action and wondrous harmony that
 5 27|  right nor any legal power of action, save that which she holds
 6 29|    many) either to forbid the action of the Church altogether,
 7 29|       one end-to paralyse the action of Christian institutions,
 8 32|     license of opinion and of action to lead minds astray from
 9 32|    they be not carried out in action.~
10 36|      wanting in gentleness of action or largeness of view, or
11 41| matters of opinion as well as action. As regards opinion, whatever
12 43|                 43. Secondly, action may relate to private and
13 46|     to strive that liberty of action shall not transgress the
14 46|  sought after in all plans of action. Both these objects will