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 1 8  |     Office"7 lest silence on his part might be regarded as failure
 2 37 |          workers. Hence no small part of the credit must, it seems,
 3 44 |        and were still taking the part of the rich against the
 4 73 |          a wise provision on the part of public authority aid
 5 74 | employees, by setting aside some part of their income which remains
 6 90 |       due measure of each single part) derives its increase to
 7 110|               110. In the second part of this Encyclical where
 8 116|         or in name. For the most part they do not reject the class
 9 125|          charged with taking the part of the rich and with being
10 141|       with a world that in large part has almost fallen back into
11 146|      classes of men and in every part of the world. And whenever