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 1 3 |      Three times he undertook the long and arduous journey to Rome
 2 4 |           generous nature, he had long cherished the desire of
 3 4 |         the thought of exile, nor long and difficult journeying,
 4 6 | evangelization to which he had so long looked forward, setting
 5 8 |   manifested the desire which for long had been consuming him.
 6 9 |         he hoped to carry out his long cherished design. He traversed
 7 15|           and never remaining for long under their sway, once they
 8 18|     wrapped in darkness. By their long untiring labors, the forests,
 9 19|          be of service to them as long as I have life and understanding.
10 21|        with lamentable negligence long periods of time elapsed
11 24|      rather good. The day we have long desired is now at hand;
12 37|       This is what We exceedingly long for and in suppliant prayer
13 39|          people did not flee from long labors, rough journeys and