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 1 10 |          took it upon himself with great courage to defend "the cause
 2 10 |         plunged human society into great dangers. ~
 3 14 |          However, in spite of such great agreement, there were some
 4 15 |        this occasion to recall the great benefits this Encyclical
 5 16 |          the accomplishment of his great work of restoration. ~
 6 23 |          whose improvement, to the great advantage of souls, the
 7 25 | wageworkers are numbered among the great mass of the needy, the State
 8 28 |     Condition of Workers, to which great credit must be given for
 9 63 |       which he called one "of very great importance."44 ~
10 78 |          the State. This is to the great harm of the State itself;
11 95 |       anything in a matter of such great importance and that all
12 110|   described the remedies for these great evils so explicitly that
13 114|         them a dominating power so great that cannot without danger
14 119|         life is considered of such great importance that the higher
15 123|          well understand with what great sorrow We observe that not
16 132|         the consequent apostasy of great numbers of workers from
17 136|        order which the Church with great force and power preaches
18 136|             which is the shame and great sin of our age, will be
19 137|          themselves members of one great family and children of the
20 138|     valiantly helping in this same great work, Our beloved sons engaged
21 140|      reconstruction. To Our soul's great joy, We see in these ranks
22 143|         Sons who are chosen for so great a work, We earnestly exhort
23 145|              145. To ward off such great evils from human society
24 147|          not know how many and how great are the works that the tireless