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1 15 |       woman . . . when she hath brought forth the child remembereth
2 59 |     defects, new life cannot be brought forth. For in matrimony
3 89 |         can be, and are usually brought forward, are of no value
4 89 |  whatsoever. And the objections brought against the firmness of
5 89 |        those arguments that are brought forward to prove the indissolubility
6 91 |      loss of national wealth is brought about more by the corruption
7 94 |    their right order, cannot he brought back to that original state
8 102| effective restoration cannot be brought about, supposes, however,
9 114|     discipline and formation be brought to complete perfection by