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1 IV |  principles to their~extreme consequences by way of proving their
2 VI |     pretext, nor blinked the consequences of a fact. He would lend~
3 VII| woman on earth can brave~the consequences of refusal without some
4 VII| Catholic~Church with all its consequences. And if we would have France
5 VII|   and then of the inevitable~consequences. But I will use and abuse
6 VII|     not reason and count the~consequences in this way. Then, as he
7 VII|  therefore were enduring the~consequences of the singular situation.