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 1 4 | Octobris MDCCCCIII.), and many times since then. To this return
 2 5 |        to grow stronger as the times grow more difficult for
 3 16|     although denounced several times and unmasked by the very
 4 18|     great conflicts that other times have brought upon the Christian
 5 27|  religion in the world. In our times, indeed, the obstacles in
 6 31|  indeed that it is not well at times to waive our rights as far
 7 33|      dignity in most difficult times, he found himself a prey
 8 38|       the ages, and in our own times it has become so unanimous
 9 52|  Appropriate, too, for our own times are those words of his in
10 56|      better sense, although at times as far as words go they