Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 int,   3, 4|         freedom; or finally, they give full acceptance to a false
 2 int,   4, 4|         We wish by this letter to give directives and instructions
 3  1,  12, 3 |       dangers of these shows, and give a balanced decision on them.
 4  1,  12, 4 |          development, We not only give them Our approval, but also
 5  1,  14, 2 |    encourage decent films, but to give to others a recognised classification,
 6  1,  14, 5 |          may perceive the need to give willingly to these Offices
 7  1,  14, 6 |    consideration, will be able to give approval. ~
 8  2,   3, 3 |          posters which ensnare or give scandal, even though, as
 9  2,   6, 1 | particular, he should remember to give a notable example of virtue
10  2,   7, 3 |   superiors, since, obviously, to give sound advice in this matter,
11  2,   7, 4 |                      We therefore give a fatherly warning to Catholic
12  3,   1, 2 |         not always be possible to give such advance notice; and
13  4,   2, 7 |     attention to this new art and give their active cooperation,
14  4,   2, 10|         often demand that parents give clear example to their offspring,