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 1 7 |       previous advertence of the mind: and this sentiment possesses,
 2 14|        formula pronounced by the mind. Now the religious sentiment,
 3 21|          which strike the public mind. What the phrases are to
 4 25|        requires a kind of common mind whose office is to find
 5 25|         two elements, the common mind which draws up the formula
 6 26|    astonish anybody who bears in mind what the Modernists have
 7 27|    maintenance.~With all this in mind, one understands how it
 8 40|  consists in a perversion of the mind cannot be open to doubt.
 9 46|       studies opening before the mind desirous of truth, everybody
10 48|   Predecessor are to be borne in mind whenever there is question
11 55| traditions be it always borne in mind that in this matter the