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 1 3 |                3. The happy day has not yet come on which,
 2 11|             11. On the same day our predecessor Clement
 3 18|    from unity opinion every day grew more favorable to a
 4 18|     All prospered more from day to day, to the great gain
 5 18|  prospered more from day to day, to the great gain of Christianity,
 6 39|     and their pastors every day further weakened and imperiled.
 7 46|    of Man's sake. When that day comes, rejoice and exult
 8 52|    their retreats into open day. They had no priests of
 9 55|   is the anniversary of the day three hundred and fifty
10 55|    St. Peter; but this same day has become for us "a day
11 55|    day has become for us "a day of tribulation and distress,
12 55| tribulation and distress, a day of calamity and misery,
13 55|   of calamity and misery, a day of darkness and obscurity,
14 55|   darkness and obscurity, a day of clouds and whirlwinds."17 ~