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1 I   |   less true.~ ~Almost every religious house in the Peninsula,
2 I   |    which is demanded by the religious~life, albeit on the continent
3 II  |  for the performance of his religious~duties, piety which caused
4 II  |     Lord,"~enters the least religious soul as a living force.~ ~
5 VII |      will~never destroy the religious instinct. Religion will
6 VII |   would not let fall.~ ~The religious phase lasted for three months.
7 VII | woman's~hesitations and the religious scruples he could quite
8 VIII|    live. Well, you~that are religious, and even a little of a
9 IX  | these wonderful intuitions. Religious ecstasy is the aberration~