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 1 6  |       now hindered in the good work by their very associates
 2 11 |   things and those who furnish work - ought to be restricted
 3 16 |    accomplishment of his great work of restoration. ~
 4 23 |      themselves. This constant work, undertaken to fill the
 5 33 |        and a genuine desire to work together with other classes
 6 34 |     required it, a division of work developed and separate associations
 7 34 |   market; others took over the work of providing mutual economic
 8 48 |         therefore, are doing a work that is truly salutary and
 9 51 |        opportunity for gainful work may be abundant, provided,
10 51 |   provided, however, that this work is applied to producing
11 53 |     different is the nature of work that is hired out to others
12 53 |  people, both those who manage work and those who carry out
13 53 |        begun. For what else is work but to use or exercise the
14 57 |     said: "If any man will not work neither let him eat."41
15 57 |     those who are unwilling to work, although they can and ought
16 61 |     these may become remiss in work, for man is born to labor
17 63 |        But except from pay for work, from what source can a
18 63 |       who has nothing else but work from which to obtain food
19 69 |   ownership, so in the case of work, especially work hired out
20 69 |       case of work, especially work hired out to others, there
21 69 |   watches over the exercise of work, unless the various occupations,
22 69 |     mind, material things, and work combine and form as it were
23 69 |       and individual nature of work is neglected, it will be
24 69 |      be impossible to evaluate work justly and pay it according
25 70 |  nature has impressed on human work, and it is in accordance
26 71 |       household duties, should work primarily in the home or
27 71 |       of adjusting the pay for work to family burdens in such
28 73 |      aid them in so salutary a work. If, however, matters come
29 74 |        that the opportunity to work be provided to those who
30 74 |        are able and willing to work. This opportunity depends
31 74 |     the opportunity of getting work and obtaining suitable means
32 84 |  themselves strive to do their work and excel in it. ~
33 95 | described: The various classes work together peacefully, socialist
34 96 |      that all men of good will work with united effort toward
35 110|    capital or ownership and of work or labor must be given due
36 115|        to Socialism. Those who work solely toward such ends
37 132|       the least expenditure of work, raise or lower prices by
38 132|     honest usefulness of their work, do not scruple to stimulate
39 136|   placed man upon the earth to work it and use it in a multitude
40 138|     helping in this same great work, Our beloved sons engaged
41 142|   assign in particular to this work should demonstrate that
42 143|      are chosen for so great a work, We earnestly exhort in
43 144|    soldiers of Christ who will work with all their strength
44 144|     spiritual life which would work eternal ruin to so many
45 146|  completely united effort, and work to achieve their common