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 1 1 |      their own offices, as far as human weakness permits. ~
 2 5 |          the "persuasive words of human wisdom (I Cor. ii. 4) that
 3 7 |    utterly deprived are We of all human aid to ward off the former
 4 9 | civilization or to disappear from human society. Yet at the same
 5 19|         they overthrow all rights human and divine. Take away God,
 6 20|          ever the corner stone of human society, and again the truth
 7 26|         there was a time in which human prudence seemed to offer
 8 26|           so new, so repugnant to human passions, so opposed to
 9 27|         without delay and without human respect. ~
10 35|                               35. Human science gains greatly from
11 37|          encouragement. The whole human race, fed on this sublime