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1 1 |     essentially Breton, fervently Catholic, silent, self-~contained,
2 1 | architects, careless of the great~Catholic thought, give four leaves
3 2 |      exiled Bourbons, that~of the Catholic religion, the influence
4 3 |  recognized the sovereign of that~Catholic town; but this same sovereign
5 4 |        Christian~ideas, a fervent Catholic, a child who has lived as
6 5 |           young~lad was a fervent Catholic.~ ~For this son, so noble,
7 5 |         an unknown thing to these Catholic souls, these old people~
8 6 |           a region so~essentially Catholic, archaic, and full of prejudice,
9 23|       Vanity. It is not thus that Catholic charity or true~beneficence