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 1 int,   1, 1|         as they set out on this new path of progress. ~
 2 int,   1, 2|       as is clear to all, these new forms of art exercise very
 3 int,   4, 2|                       For these new possessions and new instruments
 4 int,   4, 2|       these new possessions and new instruments which are within
 5  1,   6, 4 |       that, then only can these new arts make their proper and
 6  1,   8, 4 |                 Moreover, these new arts should not only serve
 7  1,  10, 1 |       provide ideas and open up new possibilities here, not
 8  1,  10, 2 |       is to be hoped that these new arts of publicity, whether
 9  1,  10, 3 |        are being oppressed in a new and subtle way, since they
10  1,  10, 3 |        by this cunning method a new attack is being made on
11  1,  11, 1 |   instructions delivered, these new arts can contribute considerably
12  1,  11, 3 |       use, yet each expresses a new product, and thus a new
13  1,  11, 3 |         new product, and thus a new kind of spectacle which
14  1,  12, 5 |         Christians, through the new knowledge they acquire,
15  1,  14, 1 |     knows well that, from these new arts which directly affect
16  2,   7, 6 |  desires; they will then obtain new and excellent plots which
17  3,   0, 4 |   almost complete perfection by new inventions, wireless telegraphy
18  4,   0, 2 | potentialities for good and the new advantages springing therefrom,
19  4,   2, 7 |         their attention to this new art and give their active
20 con,   2, 3|      and Television - can rouse new enthusiasm for the apostolate