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1 6 |       6. If We look into the kind of life men lead everywhere,
2 6 | teaching, which is of such a kind as to blind the young by
3 10|  fashion, pleasures of every kind, to be afraid of the hardships
4 11|    No man can be highsouled, kind, merciful, or restrained,
5 13|      those evils of the same kind to which We have referred
6 14|   strengthens virtue of this kind, and makes it always fearless
7 14|     the Church, and by every kind of error rush to ruin; We