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 1 4 |       impious conspiracies of men; but it is none the less
 2 7 |       future if the malice of men does not interfere and hinder
 3 8 |     in the way of kindling in men's minds the flames of violence
 4 8 |       is put out, the mind of men is usually carried away
 5 8 |       those places where such men and such doctrines as we
 6 8 |     difficult to believe that men, in a transport of furious
 7 10|   against the Church. Unhappy men, if they were wise, if they
 8 12|     to the real aims of these men, may feel their own courage
 9 16|     the associations of young men and of workmen; such are
10 18|  means avoid associating with men; by the very duties of their
11 18|  labours for the salvation of men. But for such tasks a long
12 20| ignore especially when wicked men are accustomed to turn,
13 21|       the wills of individual men no less than the course