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 1 1 |       and the vicissitudes of life, has never failed Us, and
 2 2 |      from sound principles of life and conduct.~
 3 3 |       a simple and labourious life; secondly, repugnance to
 4 3 |   forgetfulness of the future life.~
 5 4 |       up the beauty of humble life. To this cause we may trace
 6 4 |     eagerness to exchange the life of the rural districts for
 7 5 |      devout meditation on the life of Christ and His Blessed
 8 5 |      the leading of an honest life. Let us take our stand in
 9 5 |       to learn from the daily life which was led within its
10 5 |     that which finds both its life and its charm in devotedness
11 5 |     the small duties of daily life, and of other virtues, and
12 5 | people at large so that human life should be lifted up to this
13 6 |  unbridled desire of living a life of pleasure, the minds of
14 6 |    hardships of the battle of life.~
15 7 |       mysteries of Our Lord's life, and to drink in their meaning
16 8 |   every rank and condition of life, who are glorious disciples
17 8 |    their lips, but with their life, the words of St. Thomas: "
18 10|    world recognized that this life was not a home but a dwelling-place,
19 11|       the thought of a future life goes in some way to sap
20 11|    from the interests of this life. Christ commands us, it
21 11|      the goods of the present life, and the righteous enjoyment
22 12|  allow him to waste his whole life in the pursuit of earthly
23 13|    migration and passage from life to life. By them we are
24 13|      and passage from life to life. By them we are taught that
25 14|     and eternity, between our life on earth and our life in
26 14|     our life on earth and our life in heaven; and it is thus
27 15|       means of leading a holy life and of labouring for the