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 1 4 |      subsisted between these two men seems to be an evidence
 2 6 |        in virtue of which unless men or circumstances interfere,
 3 7 |         the instruction of young men desirous of pursuing advanced
 4 7 |         the diligence of eminent men the renown of whose talents
 5 7 |      constructed, in which young men, as well cleric as lay,
 6 9 | ecclesiastical training of young men from North America, and
 7 9 |         send hither select young men who are in training to become
 8 13|       attention. All intelligent men are agreed, and We Ourselves
 9 16|       the opinion of intelligent men, and especially of the bishops,
10 18|         labor in this field many men of skill and experience,
11 22|          and demands succor from men of apostolic zeal; We refer